Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

The Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial Hall is located in the former site of the factory building of Toyota Automatic Loom Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (the predecessor of Toyota Boshoku Co., Ltd.) in the west district of Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is a memorial hall jointly established by 13 companies of the Toyota Group. ) the birthplace of industry. In 1918, Toyoda Sakichi built a brick factory here, which is the one that remains today, and is now used as a memorial exhibition hall. The memorial hall is divided into two parts, one part displays Toyota cars, and the other part displays textile machinery, because Toyota Industries started from the textile industry earlier. The purpose of the establishment of the Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial Hall is not only to make good use of the buildings left in the former site of the Group, and to leave precious traditional textile technology and automobile production equipment, etc., but also hope to be able to visit through entertaining and entertaining ways. Let all visitors can deeply appreciate the struggle process of Toyota Group and Toyota Motor along the way.