Fuji Motorsports Museum

Housed in the Fuji Speedway Hotel next to the circuit, Fuji Motorsports Museum presents a focused collection of roughly 40 historic racing cars and related materials covering about 130 years of motorsport history. The museum opened to the public in October 2022 as part of the Fuji Motorsports Forest development.

Exhibits include Japanese and international vehicles, some from long‑private collections, plus rotating displays. Visits typically take 30–60 minutes; advance online reservations are recommended and the official site posts the latest calendar and reservation details.

A compact, well‑curated display aimed at motorsport fans and curious visitors alike. Expect vehicles presented with historical context and some rotating showpieces.

Look out for:

• Historic Japanese and international racing cars across multiple eras.

• Curated archival materials and exhibit labels in English on key items.

• Special or rotating “masterpiece” vehicles announced on the museum calendar.

• The museum’s setting beside Fuji Speedway and proximity to circuit facilities.

Best way to experience it:
Arrive with an advance reservation if possible, allow 30–60 minutes for the galleries, then combine the visit with a stroll around the hotel/museum grounds or a stop at nearby Fuji Speedway facilities. Car access and free parking are available; follow the museum/hotel access route rather than the Speedway west gate.

• Advance online reservations are recommended; walk‑ins are limited.

• Typical visit time is about 30–60 minutes.

• Museum is on site at Fuji Speedway Hotel; do not use the West Gate entrance.

• Free visitor parking and an on‑site rapid EV charger are available.