MAZDA Museum

We made reservations for this tour about 4 weeks before we arrived in Japan. The tour is free of charge. The tour starts at Mazda Headquarters. You are then put on a bus and driven to the museum. The tour includes a factory portion. We found it very interesting.

Might be hard to book but if you like Mazda, you will have fun. Make sure to meet at the HQ lobby as instructed. Amazing collection of cars and some factory tours. My son and I truly enjoyed it.

You have to reserve a slot for visiting their museum. You'll get confirmation immediately. Then a day before your schedule,a reminder email will be sent to you. The tour started on time. The staff was knowledgeable and accommodating to answer all questions.

Truely inspiring to learn about the brands humble beginnings and future trajectory. Our guide Yoshi was very passionate and didn't hesitate to answer any questions. Was great to see all the classics on display and the assembly line was phenomenal. Don't forget to book well in advance and if you arrive early there's a Tully's Inside the head office.

For me this was a very big highlight as im a hardcore mazda enthusiast, I loved seeing the 787b and the rothmans fb rx7. I was a little surprised to see that there was no rx2 or rx3 on display as they are 2 massive cult classics. I wore a Hiroshima carps shirt and got alot of admiration from the staff as mazda is Hiroshima carps Baseball ⚾️ major sponsor, staff members also noticed my rotary tattoo and thought it was very cool. 🙏😌

Miku was an absolute delight to follow for the tour guide along with well presented information on all Mazda car history, including the LeMan 787B race car winner. Easily making it top 5 highlights of this trip.

I can't believe this is a free experience (you need to reserve online in advance or check the dates for their open Saturday tours). It felt a little crowded in the museum with a full shuttle bus of 30 people for the tour but there was time allotted for pictures. The museum itself is next to the final assembly area within the Mazda production grounds and you get to see a section of the assembly line. It was a amazing experience that rivaled seeing the BMW museum in Munich. I am thankful for the opportunity to come and see it for myself. Please arrive at least 15mins ahead of time as per the instructions.

A must-see especially if you love Mazda. If not, it's still a great experience to learn about the history of the city of the company and to see how the cars are assembled. *Prior online appointment needed.*