TOYOTA CITY SHOWCASE

If you are a car lover (Japanese especially). You need to head here check out the Toyota Mega Web. As you enter its a classic car museum. Lots of cool stuff to look at especially the Delorean. Then you enter a massive hall and there are a bunch of Toyota race cars. Then the whole model showcase for current (and some different) Japanese Domestic Toyota lineup. The race cars are pretty cool. You don’t really think of Toyota as a race car company. Toyota has been known to have plain Jane bland cars. Many time when I think of Toyota it’s taxi cab fleets and seniors who drive them. They are reliable and excellent quality (this comes from a family that has owned Toyotas since 1993). Recently they have tried jazzing up the lineup with a Lexus LFA. Also they have made the current lineup a bit sportier. Hopefully one day they bring back the Supra.
Back to the mega web for the car lover it’s a great activity. There is a racing shop that has some interesting car and racing paraphernalia. Lots of F1 shirts but some other interesting racing gear and collectibles. On a rainy day I’d highly recommend coming here. When here head to Venus Fort mall (adjacent) also for some more inside browsing.

No matter how many times I visit this place it never ceases to bring out the little kid in me. There are so many Toyota cars to look at and they recently opened a more classic car showcase to the public across the way at Venus Fort.
With the standard showcase at Megaweb you can actually sit inside most of the cars to see the interior, including the concept car Mirai! It’s about to be sold in the market but to see it first hand before is always fun :) and it’s a super cute car. They also have a few test driving activities to try that are both virtual and with their real car line up. I have yet to try the actual car test drive but I’m hoping next time I visit, I’ll be able to try out the Mark X or Century. If you’re not prone to motion sickness, they also have a small interactive theatre as well.
If you visit the classic car showcase, they don’t allow you to go inside the cars but that doesn’t mean they aren’t great photo opportunities! The lighting is pretty cool so if you have the patience to take pictures with longer exposure times (and a tripod) you can get some really great pictures of the older Toyota models!
I’ve already been here about 3 times… and I’m pretty sure I will be going back again: D

We happened to come here by accident and spent a few minutes going through each section. It’s a Toyota museum with each room being a recreation of a different time and place around the world. Plenty of cars to look at. Old and new alike. So if you’re a car buff and are in this area, then you just hit the jackpot.
It’s not very large and can be done quickly if you so happen to choose, but take you’re time if you truly appreciate car history. You’ll love it.

This was my first time going to the showcase. It was really interesting seeing all the cars and I especially liked the retro area where they had a Delorean! The area was designed to look like a retro street in America and one street was Italian. And the cars were to die for!
Super interesting and best of all, free!
Enjoy!

Toyota MegaWeb is in-​between Pallete Town’s ferris wheel and the Venus Fort.
This place is great for checking out Toyota’s latest car models and the technology behind them. There’s alot of concept designs throughout the showcase. Some simulation driving is also available but there’s a line for it sometimes. There’s a café there too. Apparently, you can also test drive for about 300 yen (or free according to some folks I talked to) but when I arrived, it was a little too late to do that. It requires a valid international driving license to test drive on their track. My dad’s a total Toyota geek so I made sure to take pictures of the place. Check out their bottom floor!

When my friend visited Odaiba for a day, we were not expecting this Toyota showroom to make our trip. It was surprisingly fun, with lots of simulation games. We went on a week day so there was little to no wait to play the games. Skip the 4D movie though, it’s not worth your time (even if there is no wait).
They allow you to test drive some cars on their course, but we did not experience that so I’m not sure what that process is like.
Definitely check this place out when you’re in Odaiba!

The Toyota Mega Web car showcase is a fun and visually pleasing area to be in.
Toyota displays many of their different lines of vehicles, from new models, alternative fuel models, concepts and designs, and more. Patrons are able to test drive certain automobiles, and sit in/​experience others. Simulation games are also available for kids.