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About
Set in two vast pavilions, the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology is one of the most impressive, yet under-rated museums in Nagoya, if not Japan. An amazing collection of textile and spinning machines (90 is all) represents the changes and advances through the 19th and 20th centuries. Move on through into the Automobile Pavilion and enjoy a truely informative history lesson. The history of Toyota is presented to you before you find yourself in the main pavillion where machines are still working and have a demonstation button allowing you to see them in motion. Everything in the museum has English explanations too.
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Access
Train: Take the Meitesu train from Nagoya station to Sako Station (1 stop, 3 mins). Exit the station, cross the main road and turn right. The museum is 1 minute on your left.
On Foot: From Nagoya JR station turn left, cross over to the opposite side of the road and keep walking straight for about 15 minutes. When you get to a ministop convenience store, walk to the next set of lights (not including the lights on the corner of ministop) and turn right. the Museum is 50 metres on your left.
Car: Click here for map
Additional Notes
* Nursing Room and Baby carridges are available.
* Wheelchair are available at the reception.
* Audio guides available for 200Yen.
Contact
1-35, Noritake Shinmachi 4-chome, Nishi-ku, Nagoya 451-0051 Japan
Phone: (052)551-6115 Fax: (052)551-6199
Web: http://www.tcmit.org/english/ |
Opening Times
9:30am - 5:00pm (Tues - Sun) - Admission until 4:30pm
Closed - Mon (Tues if Mon is a holiday) / New Year
Admissions
Adult (18+) 500yen Senior (65+) Free
High sch /Junior HS student - 300yen
Elementary student 200yen
Group discounts apply and multi tickets available - Ask at Front
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