What other travelers are saying about Nissan Global Headquarters Gallery
Dropped by this place yesterday for what we thought would be a quick look… and ended up doing a full lap like it was Le Mans. Free admission? Yes. Air conditioning? Blessedly yes. Legendary cars? You bet your Fairlady Z they’ve got them.
From a 1972 Highway Patrol 240ZG that looks ready to ticket Godzilla, to race-winning GT cars that scream “grip and go,” the place is a love letter to Japanese engineering and design. There’s also a clean display of modern models (including those fun little box vans that look like futuristic bread loaves)...you can get in, try the seats, and dream about being late to daycare in style.
Bonus: every spec sheet is bilingual (English and Japanese), the space is clean and spacious, and there’s zero pressure to buy. Just pure automotive joy.
Pro tip: Car nerd or not, this is the perfect place to cool off, geek out, and maybe fall a little in love with a Datsun. And did I mention it’s free?
An interesting and quick visit. You can see cars currently for sale, but they also have a section displaying vintage and racing cars. The exhibits change frequently, so you can visit multiple times and see new things.
Good to see that this place has free entrance, but sad to see there is no Nissan GT-R inside. There are no sports cars like they had before—maybe they moved them to some show or somewhere else. But for now, there isn’t much to see inside. It looks more like a Nissan shop.
Did not get to see much beyond the mini-museum and showroom floor near street level. What I did see was quite impressive. A mix of old, new, race cars, and a shop. Workers were constantly working and keeping the cars clean while answering questions. There is a kids area to keep them entertained, along with an interactive area where you can explore cars through a pseudo VR set up. The showroom portion has ICE vehicles, hybrids, and BEV. All cars can be sat in, play with the lights, adjust the seats, and more.
I am not an import guy, but the setup is very nice, appealing, and well done. Kinda want a Z now.
Cool place for car people if you’re ever around Yokohama. They had a couple display cars including the new Z and some older models and EVs. They also had a shop inside for Nissan merchandise.
At the gallery, you can see a wide range of Nissan vehicles, from classic models to the latest innovations, as well as concept cars and interactive exhibits.
Yes, guided tours are available and can provide more detailed information about the exhibits and Nissan's history and innovations.
Test drives are not generally available at the gallery, but you can experience driving simulators and interactive displays.
The gallery is easily accessible by public transportation, with Yokohama Station being the nearest major transit hub. It is a short walk from the station.
