Toyota Automobile Museum Travel Guide
Nearby Restaurants

Private Rooms Yakiniku Hachiya Takenoyama Branch
Enjoy luxurious yakiniku with premium A5 beef at Private Rooms Yakiniku Hachiya, nestled in Nisshin's bustling district. Perfect for intimate gatherings.

Kaiten Kappou Sushi Goten Takenoyama Branch
Kaiten Kappou Sushi Goten Takenoyama provides an innovative kaiten sushi experience in Nisshin, featuring exquisite conger eel and fresh sea urchin.

Takenoyama Dining Branch Hitoishi
Delight in premium yakiniku at Nisshin's Takenoyama Dining Hitoishi, where exquisite Wagyu beef meets a chic, inviting atmosphere.

Kinboshi Fujigaoka Branch
Enjoy award-winning yakitori and izakaya flavors at Kinboshi Fujigaoka. Steps from Fujigaoka Station, savor signature Cochin chicken creations.
Located close to the eastern outskirts of Nagoya, the Toyota Automobile Museum hosts a vast collection of cars, from the very first Karl Benz horseless carriage to the legendary Ford Model T, all the way to racing and other cars of the 60s.
Retro nostalgia and appreciation of the iron horse make this museum an ideal visit for the curious car enthusiasts. The second floor is dedicated to Japanese cars and Toyota brand cars hold a distinct position among them. For those who are more eager about newer models, exclusively by Toyota, the Toyota Kaikan Museum is the best complementary or alternative visit.
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