AutomotivPress! Yo~ interesting sharing!

Could spend a Full Day in there. And come back many times like you have.

Love it! Thanks David............

Thanks David, went to see this museum with my wife and friends back in 2017. Yes, this place was very massive and was just so much to see. The bldg is so unassuming on the outside, but we were so overwhelmed on the inside. Amazing history of a great company.

Thank you, our first Toyota was a 70 Corolla two door we bought new , we still have our 60series cruiser , and our 77 FJ 40 . Thanks for sharing.

Ever since my spouse and I bought our first Toyota, 2021 Rav4. Been interested in learning everything about the car company. We will never buy another brand of vehicle. I hope one day we get to visit the museum and the rest of Japan.

How cool was that?👍

Hi David, my now 11-year-old son has a school trip planned for the spring of 2024 to Osaka and Tokyo. After watching this, I am thinking how cool it would be if he could visit the Toyota museum in Nagoya, or one of the Toyota factories. Maybe I should try to get the agenda changed 😊. Much appreciation for your Japan visit videos, as it helps keep the excitement going for my son…

David, I join the staff of the museum in offering a polite bow of appreciation for sharing this Toyota Museum tour with subscribers. 😁😁😁One highlight for me was the Celica which is a car I remember from the time it was new. In general I am impressed by the simpler shapes of the 70s, 80s, and 90s cars. The word 'boxy' is too often used in a negative sense in describing car design but boxes work! Of course we want sports cars to look sleek but a practical sedan ought to offer as much headroom to the rear passengers as it does to the occupants of the front row. Even with the recently revealed Crown, we see a car that is still following down the same rabbit hole created by the original Mercedes CLS of 2004. In other words, Toyota just produced a premium luxury sedan with less headroom than the workaday Camry!!! Am I the only one who has noticed that the farther automakers stray from the time tested sedan form of the past, the deeper sedan sales sink? 🤔 Summing up, it may not be a case of practically-minded consumers abandoning sedans but rather sedans abandoning practical consumers.

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Thank you so much for always sharing your thoughts Mike! Hope to catch up with you and AMD soon once I'm back

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@@AutomotivePress You can count on it.

Thank you for taking the time. I am glad they let you film.

Very interesting, and will make sure I visit the place. Thank u

I worked at Velcro USA inc for 24 years at there main plant in Manchester,NH and the looms they use to make the hook and loop are just the exact as Toyota use. And being a loyal Toyota fan since a kid, I left NH and live in Mississippi working at the Toyota Corolla plant in Blue Springs assembly the dashboards, talk about a dream come true. Excellent video David, one of my bucket list to see the Toyota Museum in person!!

I would love to go to that museum!!!

Thank you, David!! i love the museum, the Toyota brand, the culture & all your videos.

mind-boggling collection!

Outstanding video, David. With your expertise and appreciation of Toyota, you are the ideal person to show us this museum. Thank you very much.

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Glad you enjoyed it!

David is like a kid in his favorite candy shop! Thanks for the tour, amazing place for cars and manufacturing lovers

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Thank you! Totally true!

Thanks for taking us through a virtual tour of the Toyota/Lexus museum. I learned a lot from watching this video and your historical knowledge of the industry is both amazing and entertaining to listen to.

Toyoda for life!👍 My dad’s first ever car in America was a ‘73 Corona.

Thank you 🙏🏾 for the tour

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You are so welcome

David!! WOW! There are no words to describe this video. It’s one of the best if not the best I’ve ever seen. I am such a huge fan and love Lexus more than any other product in the world. I studied the Japanese culture at VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY and what I get from the Japanese is quality control in everything they do , from the way, they live to the food they eat to the way they dress to the way they speak to the way they exemplify themselves is all quality quality quality. They take pride and honor and everything they do and it shows in the way they present the product explain the product deliver the product and they are proud from the history, my professor at Villanova used to say “history is a recording of events that’s objective as possible for the sake of present and future generations” I’m really proud of you, David I see you having multi millions of subscribers in the future. The quality of your presentations are A+++ I can’t thank you enough for all the hard work you do… I’m honored and proud to be your friend…. Respectfully Submitted, JimmyUSAF 🇺🇸✈️😇💜🙏✝️🌎⭐️🎄🇮🇹🇨🇦🇯🇵

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Thank you Jimmy! You are always amazing as well and thank you for your friendship. Hope to see you in Japan someday.

Thanks so so much for this valuable video of Toyota museum ❤ .I love this presentation David, this really cool . I could spend days here enjoying everything they have to offer. Thanks so much for your time and energy to make this. Enjoy your time in Japan , take care my friend.

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Thank you Mark for your kind words!

The AA is gorgeous…

Thanks you David for taking us here. It was truly amazing. As you probably know...I have great reverence for Toyota and Akio Toyoda. Also, I have wanted to see The Toyota Auto Museum in Toyota City near Nagoya. Nagoya & Kyoto are my favorited cities.

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Thank you for watching!

The Toyota museum were the whole history of Toyota is presented in a facinating way l thought there would be more cars but the showing the various manufacturing methods over the 90 years of Toyota car production there is museum in the Netherlands were there are a lot of Toyotas on display also Suzuki cars and motorcycles but one thing at this museum they had a Hilux a Century were this museum doesn't have a Century Hilux and a Starlet you mentioned about older Toyotas my brother drives a 1976 Toyota Corolla

Any chance you will visit the honda collection in motegi? This was a great video though! The exhibits on the production process was really impressive

This is amazing❤

Its interesting that some Toyota brands from 70s,80s and 90s in our country resonate differently such as Toyota Stout before Hilux, Cressida and Avante or the 86 Sprinter hatchback.

Thank you so much Mr. David, it is very useful video l, I have question, Is there a tour on the manufacture production line?

spent hours travelling to the Toyota City museum in 1997 only to find it was closed on that particular week day!

Re: Finding a good used SC430. There was pretty nice restored black SC on Bring a Trailer recently for less than $25k.

Thanks!

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Thank you so much!

The secret of Toyota’s success lies here, speaking silently.

Let’s have a GT2000 modern rerelease like Jag and Austin Martin are doing (have done?). The bison was nearly made extinct feeding the appetite for the drive belts of 19th century industry.

Toyota should bring back the Toyota 2000 GT

You moved camera way too fast, make the viewer dizzy 😂😂😂😂

Where is the ES models?!!?

Where are the trucks, vans and SUV's.

Your video moving way too fast ..... makes viewer dizzy !!😞