Toyota Kuragaike Memorial Hall

The Toyota Kuragaike Memorial Hall presents Toyota Motor Corporation’s early history, working looms, Kiichiro Toyoda’s former residence exhibits, and rotating company art displays. The modernist building by architect Maki Fumihiko was built as a commemorative public facility and VIP reception space.

The hall sits next to Kuragaike Park and is reachable by Meitetsu bus from Toyota‑shi Station or by car via nearby expressway interchanges. Check Toyota’s official site for current closures and visiting notices before you go.

A small, focused museum with historical artifacts and company artworks.

Look out for:

• Working looms and displays about Toyoda Automatic Loom Works.

• Exhibits on Toyota’s founding and the transition to automobile production.

• Kiichiro Toyoda–related displays and curated company art in the salon.

• Modernist architecture by Maki Fumihiko and views into the adjacent park.

Best way to experience it:
Arrive via bus to Kuragaike Park, combine the visit with a walk around Kuragaike Park, and allow 45–75 minutes for exhibits and the grounds. Verify temporary closures or exhibition schedules on Toyota’s official site before visiting.

• Admission is free, but check Toyota’s site for temporary closures.

• Closed days and special closures are listed on the official page—confirm before travel.

• Access by Meitetsu bus from Toyota‑shi Station; limited on‑site parking info on the official site.

• The facility also functions as a VIP reception venue; some areas or events may be restricted.