This is the first area visitors see when they arrive at MEGA WEB.It showcases electrified vehicles that have been launched around the world.

This area introduces the history of Toyota with a focus on current mobility services.

The Mega Stage is the venue for a range of events relating to cars, music, sport, and more!

The Nurburgring in Germany is said to be the toughest race circuit in the world, and is where car manufacturers from all over the globe compete to develop winning vehicles. The Toyota Gazoo Racing team uses this course to make its models more distinctive.On show in the garage are a number of models that competed in the Nurburgring 24-hour endurance race, including the Lexus LFA.

A motion theater offering the experience of a thrilling virtual car ride via video shown on a 380-inch screen.

See cars and parts customized by Toyota Racing Development (TRD), which creates parts that incorporate Toyota's extensive motor sports know-how, and Modellista, which produces advanced parts with advanced and sophisticated designs.

Try your hand at boccia, the popular Paralympic sport!

This is a motor sports simulator equipped with driving assistance devices that can be enjoyed by visitors with leg disabilities. The steering wheel, accelerator, and brakes can all be operated by hand!

This nostalgic exhibit shows classic cars from inside and outside Japan against a backdrop of vintage facades from 1960s Tokyo.

Enjoy a range of classic cars from the 1950s and 1970s, against various different themed backdrops.

List of cars on display

* Some cars may not be on display due to changes in the exhibits or for maintenance.

Trace the history of motor sports through a combination of actual rally cars and model cars.

Situated at the back of the cafe, the Memorial Lounge is a haven where enthusiasts can really feel the history of motor sports.
A wealth of artifacts is on display, including driver figurines and photographs, valuable lapel pins, and motor sports-related newspapers.

Take a close look at our skilled craftsmen restoring the performance and beautiful interiors and exteriors of historic cars until they are as good as new.

This thirty-meter-long corridor is lined on both sides by three-meter-high shelves. The corridor is designed to look like a wine cellar to evoke the fantasy of a famous collector coming back from an overseas tour with hundreds of exotic books and car toys.