Visit Toyota Kaikan Museum, where Toyota’s current vehicles, technology, safety initiatives, and future mobility concepts are introduced. This stop helps you understand Toyota City as more than a company town. You will see how Toyota presents its current innovation and future vision through displays related to mobility, safety, environmental technology, and vehicle development. Notes : The Toyota Kaikan is closed on Sundays, during the New Year holidays, Golden Week, and summer holidays. If the Toyota Kaikan is closed on a particular day, we will suggest alternative facilities such as the Toyota Museum.

Stop by Toyota Stadium for photos and a short introduction to Toyota City’s sports and event culture. Toyota Stadium is associated with football, rugby, large-scale events, and the identity of Toyota City beyond cars and factories. Your guide will explain how the city connects mobility, community, sports, and major events. This is normally an exterior/photo stop. An inside stadium tour is not included by default. For groups of 10 or more, an official stadium tour may be requested in advance depending on the official tour calendar and availability.

Visit Nagoya Castle, one of Nagoya’s most iconic historic landmarks. This stop adds a classic cultural and historical element to the tour after visiting modern Toyota City. Nagoya Castle is also close to Meijo Park, where IG Arena opened in 2025 as a new sports and entertainment landmark. IG Arena can accommodate up to 17,000 people for sports, concerts, international events, and other large-scale events, so your guide may introduce this area as part of Nagoya’s modern event culture if time allows.