Honda Collection Hall

Honda Collection Hall is an indoor museum at Mobility Resort Motegi showcasing Honda’s historic cars, motorcycles and race machines, plus rotating special exhibitions. The collection traces technological milestones from early models to championship racers.

The Hall is part of the larger Motegi park; entry to the museum itself is free, though general access to the resort (Park Passport/resort admission) is charged and some activities require separate tickets. Visitors are advised to check the official site for current exhibits and notices.

A focused, well-curated display of Honda’s automotive and motorcycle history with many iconic machines presented with technical notes and period context.

Look out for:

• Early Honda road cars and motorcycles showing the company’s origins.

• Famous racing machines, including F1 and motorcycle Grand Prix entries.

• Rotating special exhibitions that highlight specific eras or technologies.

• Informational plaques in Japanese and some English; opportunities for photography in most areas.

Best way to experience it:
Arrive via Mobility Resort Motegi’s South Gate, allow 1–2 hours to see the main displays, and combine your visit with other park attractions. Check the official Collection Hall page for current special exhibitions and day-of-visit access advisories.

• The museum building admission is free, but resort entry (Park Passport) is charged.

• Enter the site via the South Gate as recommended by the venue.

• Some exhibits and activities may rotate or require separate tickets.

• Check the official website for exhibit schedules and visitor notices before you go.