Honda Kumamoto Factory

Honda Kumamoto Factory is Honda Motor Co., Ltd.’s large motorcycle and power‑products manufacturing site in Ōzu, Kumamoto Prefecture. The campus handles full production processes from die‑casting and machining to painting and final assembly.

Established in 1976, the factory is a core domestic site and regional employer; it also hosts school visits and appears in local visitor materials, providing an industrial insight into Honda’s cub and large‑model production lines.

A working industrial complex with large production halls, machining and assembly lines, and outdoor campus areas; public access is limited to organized visits rather than casual drop‑ins.

Look out for:

• Assembly lines for Super Cub models and larger motorcycles.

• Die‑casting and engine production areas visible on official guided routes.

• Displays and local visitor materials referencing Honda’s Kumamoto outputs.

• Large site scale and integrated processes from components to final vehicles.

Best way to experience it:

Join an organized school or group visit arranged through the factory or local tourism partners to see production processes safely and get official explanations from staff.

• Public access is typically by organized/group visits; casual walk‑ins are not usually allowed.

• The factory address is Hirakawa 1500, Ōzu; some documents list differing postal codes (869-1231 / 869-1293).

• Site operations are active industrial areas—follow all safety and photography instructions from staff.

• Official info and contact (including the main phone) are provided on Honda’s Kumamoto pages; check them before planning a visit.