Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
About Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
This museum was designed to show visitors this type of "making things, through the textile machinery and automobile industries with which the Toyota Group has been involved, and to show the transitions in industry and technology.
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Getting there:
Meitetsu: Three-minute walk from Sako Station on the Nagoya Line Subway: 10-minute walk from the No. 2 exit of Kamejima Station on the Higashiyama Line Bus: At the Nagoya Bus Terminal, board the Nagoya Station bus at the "Lemon Home" platform No. 10; three-minute walk from the Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology stop
JR and Kintetsu:25-minute walk or 5 minutes by car from Nagoya Station Driving: * From the Higashi Meihan Freeway - Take the Kiyosu Higashi Interchange to Route 22 and drive for about 15 minutes.
* From the Meishin Expressway - Take the Ichinomiya Interchange to Route 22 and drive for about 30 minutes.
* From the Tomei Expressway - Take the Nagoya Interchange to Hirokoji-Dori street and drive for about 50 minutes.
* From the Nagoya Expressway - drive for about 10 minutes from the Marunouchi Exit or the Nishikibashi Exit.
* From Route 23-Take the Kansei Interchange to the beltway and drive for about 30 minutes.
JR and Kintetsu:25-minute walk or 5 minutes by car from Nagoya Station Driving: * From the Higashi Meihan Freeway - Take the Kiyosu Higashi Interchange to Route 22 and drive for about 15 minutes.
* From the Meishin Expressway - Take the Ichinomiya Interchange to Route 22 and drive for about 30 minutes.
* From the Tomei Expressway - Take the Nagoya Interchange to Hirokoji-Dori street and drive for about 50 minutes.
* From the Nagoya Expressway - drive for about 10 minutes from the Marunouchi Exit or the Nishikibashi Exit.
* From Route 23-Take the Kansei Interchange to the beltway and drive for about 30 minutes.
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First To Review:
Nov 3, 2009
1 of the best museum I've ever been. I spent there 3 hours, but it wasn't enough. We can see here a real steam engine (with a massive flywheel measuring 4.7meters in diameter), and Textile machinery Pavilion, because Toyota started his business with the cotton-spinning factory. You can see many-many machine how work. And if you speak Japanese the guides tell many interesting infos. (Unfortunately I can't speak, but I was so curious!). And the automobile pavilion. From the first Toyota car, till nowadays...and every small and bigger pieces of the car under power. And a real huge production equipment. And just some stuff about the huge collection. And in the end of the exhibition they show us the laws of the physics in fantastic way. Not just for kids. GO! TRY EVERYTHING! ENJOY IT!
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