Motorsport in Tokyo

Around 40 racing cars covering more than 130 years of motorsport, beside Fuji Speedway with Mount Fuji in view. Book a ticket online and allow about an hour; check opening hours before you go.

Nissan’s own collection of historic road and racing cars, shown on guided tours at its Zama site. Tours must be booked online; calendars open on the 5th of the previous month, and guides speak Japanese, with an English audio guide on your phone.

Honda’s museum of cars, motorcycles and racing machines at the Mobility Resort Motegi circuit, reopened in 2024 after renovation. Entry is free; it opens 10:00–16:30, though hours change by season.