Nissan Yokohama Plant

Nissan Yokohama Plant is a long-standing powertrain facility where Nissan manufactures engines, motors and suspension components. The site includes a preserved Engine Museum and a Guest Hall with exhibits about the plant's history.

Public factory tours (about 80–90 minutes) give a guided look at engine assembly and the Guest Hall; tours require advance reservation through Nissan’s plant-tour site and are best confirmed via the official contact email or reservation page.

A focused, guided visit to a working engine plant with historical exhibits and live production-line viewing.

Look out for:

• Live viewing of engine assembly processes and modern powertrain equipment.

• The preserved Nissan Engine Museum building and interpretive exhibits in the Guest Hall.

• Historical context: Nissan’s early engine production and site history dating back to the company’s origins.

• Language and safety briefings before entering viewing areas.

Best way to experience it: Book a guided tour in advance via Nissan’s plant-tour reservation page, arrive at the Guest Hall for the orientation, and allow 80–90 minutes to see the exhibits and assembly-line viewing.

• Tours require advance reservation through Nissan’s plant-tour site.

• Check transit/bus times for Takarachō stop and plan extra time for local connections.

• Photography may be restricted inside production areas; follow staff instructions.

• Contact the plant-tour email for accessibility or special-visit inquiries.