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The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology holds many valued items and documents belonging to Sakichi and Kiichiro Toyoda. We hope these treasures bring you closer to the source of the spirit behind gmaking thingsh and gbeing studious and creativeh.
Visitors can use the learning facilities such as the library and the video library for independent research etc. |
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| The former head office of Toyoda Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd., originally constructed in 1925, has been completely restored and holds many of Sakichi and Kiichiro Toyodafs personal belongings and papers. |
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| Sakichi Toyoda established hToyoda Shokai@Officeh in 1902 as a company for inventing, researching and developing the automatic loom. This building itself was built in 1905 and was both the residence and the work place for Sakichi, the place where he devoted all his time and energy into developing the automatic loom. |
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| The Library has a collection of approximately 55,000 titles (books, magazines and audiovisual materials) related to science, engineering, industry, automobiles, textile and fashion. |
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| The Video Library holds approximately 300 titles, from museum guidance videos to exhibition presentations, commemorative images from the beginning of Toyota Motors to our present day activities, corporate introduction videos and more. Simply select the title you wish to view on the touch monitor and watch at your leisure. |
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| The Brick-Age Restaurant presents delicious dishes and light snacks in a relaxed atmosphere. |
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| The cafe facing the garden is ideal for meeting friends and taking a break after the tour. |
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