Motorcar Museum of Japan

We had a fantastic time seeing all the various cars and trucks. We went about two hours before closing, and were able to see the whole place, but would have liked to have spent a little more time there. A wide range of vehicles from around the world with the majority from Japan. We really appreciated the “common” cars that would have otherwise been forgotten by time.

There are many car brands and models here, especially classic ones that look beautiful and unique. However, it might be better if the display were more visually appealing. Since the place has three floors, simply lining up the cars by brand makes it look a bit old and dusty — which is a missed opportunity. Ticket costs 1,200 jpy

We went on a weekday. It was not too crowded. The restaurant was closed when we visited. The place was spacious and it was really filled with cars. Car enthusiast will definitely enjoy this place. The Doraemon & panda car was so cute! Enjoyed looking around.

Compressive collection of Japanese cars, bikes, vans, Kei vehicles. Some European and American cars. The museum is spread over three levels, plus some larger trucks in the car park. Tickets are cash only, the shop accepts card.

Not sure it was worth the cost of admission or time spent here. Maybe if I was Japanese some of the cars would have more meaning. The cars aren't displayed in an interesting way, they're just jammed in next to each other. We've visited other car museums and this one wasn't great. If you do decide to go, make sure you visit the bathrooms to see toilets from different countries (not sure how that relates to cars, but it was funny).

There are so many cars, a large space and three floors of vehicles from 1900-1990s. Such as a whole row of Skyline GTR generations, informations on the history of Japanese car companies, and other car brands from around the world. Access is a bit secluded in the suburbs but easy to reach by car (ironic right?) Pricing Adult ¥1200 Child ¥600

This was one of the most interesting car museums I’ve ever been to. The vast collection of rare cars took me hours to get through. This is one of my favorite things I’ve done on my trip to Japan.

Fantastic collection of car from all over the world also a small model shop to buy model car I was ther on a Thursday and the restaurant was not open for lunch or I would have stay longer lots to see.