Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Never knew Toyota was in loom industry, also you can witness model of very first Toyoda(Toyota) car.

The Dazheng period factory left by the birthplace of Toyota Group is preserved and used as a precious industrial heritage, and the museum established by Toyota Group. The museum includes the "fiber machinery museum" and "automobile museum", through the dynamic display of physical machinery and the actual performance of the operator, it is easy to understand the changes of the industrial technology such as fiber machinery and automobile invented by the group. Enjoy a day here with museum shops, restaurants, cafes and library.

The memorial hall is the old site of Toyota's automatic loom. It is also here to know that Toyota is the first museum to make textiles. The first museum is the machine and history of Toyota textiles. The second museum is mainly car-based. The display is very detailed, including all the production steps of several households. There are also some interactive and very interesting. Definitely worth a visit, at least half a day reserved

Nagoya is not a tourist city, but Toyota here is famous around the world, it is definitely a worthwhile trip to come here.

The museum, which is home to the world-famous Toyota headquarters, is certainly going to see it and there must be something to gain

Cool to see technology and its improvements over the span of years. With a musical robot too

The Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial was born in 1994 and is located in Nagoya, Japan. Its predecessor was a pilot factory set up by the father of Toyota founder Hiichiro to develop looms. By reviewing the development of textile machinery and automotive technology, the memorial presents the historical changes of Japanese industrial technology.

About the whole exhibition hall of Toyota textile machinery and automotive industry, fans have recently punched in here, neglecting the textile hall directly, visiting it carefully from the automotive hall, showing the history of Toyota, the four production processes, the innovation of automotive technology and the display of their own historical models.