Old Bike Museum F6

Old Bike Museum F6 is a privately run collection in Fukuyama focused on restored Japanese motorcycles from the 1940s–1980s, with roughly 70–100 machines on display and a small selection of cars. The collection and timeline panels trace postwar motorcycle development and the owner restores many machines on site.

The museum opened in July 2022 and operates as a compact, appointment-friendly venue with on‑site parking and a restoration workshop. It’s useful for enthusiasts who want up‑close views of period trail bikes and a chance to speak with knowledgeable staff.

A focused, hands-on feel rather than a large public museum. Displays are compact and often arranged by era and maker, with restoration tools visible nearby.

Look out for:

• 1960s–1970s Kawasaki, Yamaha, Honda and Suzuki trail bikes.

• A timeline wall covering roughly 1947–1980 and explanatory plaques.

• A small number of vintage cars and rare domestic models.

• The on-site restoration workshop and occasionally displayed ongoing projects.

Best way to experience it:

Visit during weekend hours for longer open times and staff availability; allow 30–60 minutes to browse, ask questions, and take photos where permitted.

• Admission listed as 500 JPY on the official site.

• Typical hours: weekdays shorter, weekends/holidays longer; check the site for current days closed.

• On-site parking for cars and motorcycles; about 15 minutes from Fukuyama‑Higashi IC.

• Phone contact available (+81 84‑949‑3311); reservations recommended if you plan a workshop visit.