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The Toyota Automobile Museum wasestablished to commemorate thehistory of the automobile and is dedicated to building a prosperous futurefor humans and motorcars.
Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the worldwide
history of automobiles and automobile culture.
The Automobile Gallery exhibits the history of automobiles from the birth of gasoline cars at the end of the19th century to modern times. Approximately 140 vehicles from Japan, the United States, and Europe are used
to demonstrate the advancement and diversiﬁcation ofmotorization in each country, as well as how eachcountry was inspired by its interaction with the others.
Japanese History of Car Making presents the origins ofthe Japanese automobile industry.
The Cultural Gallery features the Automobile Culture
Showroom where a selection of approximately 4,000
automobile-related cultural items including posters, toy
automobiles, and car mascots are on display.
With todayʼ s automobile industry facing a once-in-a-hundred-years turning point, we are returning to our starting
point and focusing on the future of mobility, with the goalof becoming a museum that creates the automobile
culture together with you.

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9 -13

The advancementand diversiﬁcation ofmotorization

Floor Map

(from the 1950s to the present)

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases
the worldwide history of automobiles
and automobile culture.
Two-story
atriumAutomobile
Gallery

Information Restrooms
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admission fee

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Entrance
Lawn Plaza

CulturalGalleryHall

Elevator

Restaurant

Baby Bed

Café

1- 8

Library
The Toyota Automobile
Museum Library oﬀers awide range of information
on automobiles.

3 F FreeNursingRoomSpecial
exhibitionroomShop

A collection ofapproximately 4,000
automobile-related cultural
items are on display.

From 1F ofAutomobileGallery

From the dawn of theautomobile to thebirth of Japanese cars

Automobile
Culture Showroom(up to the 1950s)

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Restrooms Multipurpose Wheelchairaccessible
for Women Restroom
restroomTwo-story
atriumJapanese Historyof Car Making

Museum Restaurant

Automobile Gallery- Cultural Gallery
passageway

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Symbol zone

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2 F Coveredadmission fee

Entrance

Hall BBus parking

Reception

Merchandise, Souvenirs
Museum Shop

Hall ATo 2F ofCulturalGallery

Information

Restrooms VendingMachine

Smoking
Room

Parking Handicapped
Lot
ParkingEV
OnlyBicycle
Parking

Automobile Gallery

1 F Free**There is a charge for one part of the area

Entrance

Ticket machine

Reference cornerLockers

Please purchase admission tickets at the information desk
and ticket machine on the 1F of the Automobile Gallery.

Entrance

1 F FreeCultural Gallery

Automobile Gallery

Museum Information
Museum hours

9：30 〜17：00 *Last admission 30 min. before closing

Museum holidays

Monday During the year-end and the New Yearʼs holiday

Admissionfees(or the next day when Monday falls on a public holiday)Adults ¥ 1200

Senior ¥ 700 (65 and over)Junior high andhigh school students ¥ 600

Elementary school¥ 400
students* Group discounts and annual passes are available.
( Admission is free for the 1st and 3rd ﬂoors of the Cultural Gallery.)Special notes on viewing

Reception / Restaurant

Cultural Gallery

140 vehicles from Japan, the United Sates, and Europe, representing the historical progress of automobiles.

1F・Reception desk, information
・Symbol zone

Vehicle exhibits From dawn to the 1950s

2F

・From the dawn of the automobile to the birthof Japanese cars （ZONE 1〜8）

Vehicle exhibits From the 1950s to the present

3F・The advancement and diversiﬁcation of motorization（ZONE 9〜13）

・Museum restaurant

1890 S1ZONE

1900 S●1890 -1910s

The Dawn ofthe Automobile

1950 SAutomobile Gallery ①10：15〜 ②14：00〜
Automobile Cultural Showroom 13：00〜

2(max. 20 people, in Japanese only)

Booking required in advance. Available in Japanese and English.

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Audio guide application (free)(in Japanese / English / Chinese / Korean)

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Android* We recommend you download the app beforehand, as you can download it outside themuseum, but please note that the audio guide can only be used inside the museum.
* We recommend using earphones in the museum for more comfortable listening.

ZONEAccess5●By public transport●By car① Nagoya-Seto Road:
0.4km west of Nagakute IC.

(via Tomei Expressway Nisshin JCT)

② Tomei Expressway:
4.0km east of Nagoya IC.
③ Mei-Nikan Expressway:
4.0km east of Hongo IC.

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CHUBU CENTRAIR International Airport
Meitetsu Train
μ-sky (about 28 min.)

Nagoya Station
Subway Higashiyama Line (about 25 min.)Exhibition

2FCovered by admission fee・Reception, Hall A, Hall B・・Museum Shop

・Special Exhibition Room

Automobile Cultural Showroom

Meitetsu Bus〈Airport Bus〉
(about 55 min.)Symbol Zone

Fujigaoka

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ZONETobu Kyuryo Line〈Linimo〉 (about 10 min.)9on foot (about 5min.)7

Toyota Automobile Museum

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Museum Restaurant AVIEW

41-100 Yokomichi, Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture 480-1118, Japan
https://toyota-automobile-museum.jp/en

Our chef oﬀers inspired and creative lunch selections following
the tradition of Western cuisine at reasonable prices.

Visit the Toyota Automobile Museum oﬃcial website fromthe QR code for details on access and event information.
(Hours:Tuesday to Sunday 9:30~17:00)

Free

3F・Librar yZONE●1910sRapid Advancementof the Automobile

10ZONE●1950sRe-ignition of American,European, and Japanese
Car Industries●1960sEconomic Growth &Expansion of Motorization

Museum Shop
The museum shop oﬀers a wide selection of original goods
only available at the museum. Perfect for buying souvenirs
or gifts for someone special.

The popularization ofpassenger cars in Japan

Hours：9:30〜17:00●1910 -1930s

Widespread
Acceptanceof the Automobile●1920 -1930s

A Pageant ofLuxurious Saloons●1920 -1940s

The Dawn ofJapaneseMass Production●1930sThe Age ofStreamline Design

The Toyota Automobile Museum Library oﬀers a wide rangeof information on automobiles.

Dream Cars:
Demanding better cars

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13
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Approximately 800 models are on display(scale 1:43).
●1970sAutomobile poster

A Trying Time:
Surfacing ofsocial issues

We also have a Vehicle Picture Book Room for children.

●1980sPublications such as nishiki-e (woodblock prints)

The Birth ofNew Vehicle Types

Enjoy the atmosphere of the museum over a cup of our speciallybrewed coﬀee while thumbing through a book. The café oﬀers
space to relax with your friends and talk about cars.

●20X Xs

Hours：9:30〜17:00（Last order/16:30）

Toy automobile

A collection of approximately 4,000 automobile-related cultural
items are on display, including nishiki-e (woodblock prints),
posters, car badges, car mascots, tin toys, plastic model kits,automobile stamps, catalogs, books, and magazines.
*Exhibits might not be available due to the change of display items.

Hours: 9:30〜17:00（Last order 16:30）

Tel. (+81) 561-63-5151
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Reservations and information TEL：(+81)561-63-5155 FAX：(+81)561-63-5163

8ZONE●1930 -1940s

The Blossoming
Diversity ofAutomotive Culture●1930 -1950s

Turning a New Leaf
after World WarⅡ

EventsDemonstration Runs
(Held several times a year in the parking lot)

Towarda Sustainable Future

Geidai-dori Station (Exit 1)

Phone

Library

2000 S●Guided tours

You can listen to the audio guide after
downloading and installing the audio guideapp(free of charge) on your smartphone.
Download the app by searching for“TAM audio guide” in app stores orby using the QR code. (141MB)
The audio guide can only be use
inside the museum.

1F・Please observe the following rules when visiting our museum.
・Please keep out of the exhibition area. Please do not touch or
get on a vehicle.
・You are welcome to take pictures. However, please do not use tripodsthat may disturb other visitors. (Commercial photo-taking is not allowed.)
・Eating, drinking, smoking, and pets are prohibited in the museum.
・No persons under the inﬂuence of alcohol are admitted.
・Do not leave your children unattended.
・Please consider to others.

Pre-booked
guided toursFree・● Visitors are free to tour the museum on their own.

Guided tours

Shop and Studio

Automobile Culture Showroom, Special exhibition room, and library, etc introducing the history of automobile and culture.

Classic Car Festival

2F

Japanese History ofCar Making
How was the Japanese automobile
industry born? This corner traces thehistory of the Japanese automobile
industry from Japan's ﬁrst encounter
with automobiles to the establishmentof an industrial foundation.

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Support for automobile lovers

Special Exhibition Room*The studio is open only for special programs.

Various exhibitions and events are held throughout theyear. For details, please check the latest schedule.

Owners Meeting

For the latest information on the event, and for those whowish to use the parking lot at the Owners Meeting, please
visit the museum website.