Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology Complete Travel Guide
The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology traces the Toyota Group's roots from textile looms to automobiles inside a converted red-brick factory, making it one of the most substantial industrial museums in Japan for anyone interested in manufacturing or car history.
Quick Facts
Best Things to Do
- Watch the working demonstrations of historic textile looms, including machines built by Sakichi Toyoda, the group's founder.
- Walk through the automobile hall covering the development of Toyota's early vehicles up to modern production techniques.
- See live demonstrations of stamping, welding, and casting processes used in car manufacturing.
- Check the museum's exhibit calendar for temporary technology and industry exhibitions.
Tickets and Fees
Checked in July 2026: adult admission is yen 1,000 at the gate, with hours from 9:30 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30). The museum is closed on Mondays and some additional holidays, so check the official calendar before visiting.
How to Get There
About a 3-minute walk from Sako Station on the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line, one stop from Meitetsu Nagoya Station. Kamejima Station on the Higashiyama subway line is also within walking distance.
Nearby Attractions
Combine this with a return trip into central Nagoya to see Nagoya Castle or Atsuta Shrine on the same day.
Book Before You Go
Use official information for opening hours and ticket rules, then book tours or tickets only when they fit your route.