Suzuki History Museum

Great free museum. Easy walk from the train station with 3 levels of information and displays in both Japanese and English.
Recommend calling in advance to reserve but are very acomidating if you don't

If you are interested in Suzuki automobile and motorbikes. This is the place for you. You get to see some iconic bikes. You can also visit the Yamaha Communication Hall at one go. Takes around 60-120mins of stay at here.

The museum sits exactly in front of the Suzuki HQ.
It showcases the history of the company and the products.
The collection is good for basic information about the company.
The museum extends over three floors.
The average time to finish the tour is around 30-45 min.
May like to come with family as there are good shows which tell about the basics of automobiles.

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If you love cars, motorcycles and/or own a Suzuki, this place is a must-visit.

Provides a great walk-through of the history, evolution and challenges the company faced.

I went there 3 times. Got to know about history of Suzuki which started from handlooms and then to bicycle, bike and cars.
The journey of car making from concept to reality was well displayed.
3D show was awesome.
Souvenir car was small scale model of XBee.
Indian stall was best.

Suzuki history museum full of Suzuki.. history. Entrance is completely free. You'll find several old and concept car and bike models on display. There are also interactive modules for children to play with. If you're a Suzuki fan, you will enjoy this place.

Highly recommended to visit this place if you are in Hamamatsu city! It is located only 10 minutes on foot from the station. You can learn how the automobiles are made in Suzuki factory. You will see many kinds of cars, motorbikes, marine engines and other machines from Suzuki here. You also can explore the miracles of Hamamatsu city.

We probably spent two hours here on a week day. It’s free, but I think they like you to have reservations. We didn’t, but we had no problems getting in and parking is free on site.

Note: Advance admission reservation via internet is required. However, it is flexible to some extent during the off-season.
From the invented automatic loom to motorcycles to the latest cars, Suzuki's notable models are preserved in perfect condition. You can enjoy the story of the first motorcycle "Suzuki Power Free" and the car "Suzulight" in the video. And watch Hamamatsu in the 1960s with the latest video technology. It's not just classic cars. You can check out the latest Katana and Hayabusa.

In addition, a concrete explanation of how the Suzuki factory is designed, developed, and operated is displayed. And watch the movement of the industrial robot and enjoy the model of the full-scale manufacturing lane.

It is also possible to purchase Suzuki accessories that are original to the head office.

There is free parking, an electric car charger and a clean barrier-free toilet.

A history museum adjacent to Suzuki Motor Corporation. Suzuki was founded in 1909. The head office near Hamamatsu station was burnt down in the war and moved here in 1947. Suzuki's corporate motto is, "If we can reduce costs, we will omit even the engine. Make such efforts. Cheap prices will make customers happy."

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A must visit for automobile and bike enthusiast. Easy access from Tokyo via Shinkansen to Hamamatsu station then JR train to Takatsuka station one stop away. Very detailed display on the design process, prototyping, manufacturing, factories inside Japan and around the world. There is also a history display from the beginning of the company in textile machines to bicycle, motorised bicycle, bike and then automobiles and 4wd.

Well worth a visit. Very well put together and interesting. The 3d theatre wasn't running for us but enjoyed everything else. Free but requires a reservation. Free parking.

Very nice and just fantastic🤘😝🤘

Just brilliant, visited Toyota and Mazda prior to this and Suzuki was easily the best. The detail and creativity of the layout make the experience not just interesting but fun. Lots of interactive exhibits and beautiful old cars.
Well worth a stop

Beautiful and very tastefully designed. Also, it displays the knowledge about building cars in a nice manner.

Although its free entry, there's a lot of fun things to enjoy. The staff was also very accommodating.

すばらしい！
This is a really interesting museum for any motorcycle or car enthusiast.

Recommended to suzuki car/bike fans. You will need online reservation before visit and it will be a self-tour visit that you can enjoy every moment in your own speed.

Great museum with free admission. I had no particular interest in Suzuki or its history before coming here, but the museum was very interesting!

Very nice to one time see