FAQ

Toyota is listed on the following domestic and overseas stock exchanges.
Japan: Tokyo, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sapporo
Overseas: New York, London

The securities ticker symbol is 7203.

The New York Stock Exchange symbol is TM; the London Stock Exchange code is TYT.

Toyota shares were first listed on the First Section of the Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka stock exchanges in May 1949.

Toyota shares were first listed on the New York and London stock exchanges in September 1999.

Information concerning dividend policies, changes in dividends, dividend payout confirmation dates, and payment methods can be found on the Dividends page.

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The end of the fiscal year is March 31. Toyota also announces financial results every quarter.

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The Financial Results page contains financial statements.

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The reports and financial documents can be found on the IR Library page.

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Visitors arriving by chartered bus must make reservations by online two weeks prior to their visit. Visitors arriving by other means such as car or public transportation do not need to make reservations in advance.

No, it is not possible to make tentative reservations.

Yes, there are. Please inquire at the reception area.

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Parking for cars
Yes, please use the multilevel free parking garage for 800 cars in front of the entrance to the Museum.

Parking for buses
Yes, there are free parking areas for buses in front of the Museum.
Reservations must be made two weeks in advance to use the bus parking area.

Please click here to download the Toyota Kaikan Museum leaflet.

Yes, photographs and video may be taken in the Museum except in Toyota Theater. However, persons wishing to take photographs for purposes such as media coverage must receive prior permission. Please contact us by telephone.
+81 565 29 3345

The Toyota Kaikan Museum is in Toyota City. It displays TOYOTA technology representative of its effort, especially in terms of the environment and safety, to act as a frontrunner to lead the way to the future of mobility (Toyota Global Vision 2011). The museum includes a new model showroom.

The Toyota Automobile Museum is east of Nagoya City, in Nagakute City. It displays the evolution of car technology & culture from the birth of gasoline-powered automobiles by displaying key models of many automakers from home and abroad.

The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology is in Nagoya City, housed in the building that served as the Toyota group birthplace at the time it began mass production of looms. It introduces changing technology from weaving machines to automobiles and to robots.

Official site of each facility

• Toyota Kaikan Museum
• Toyota Automobile Museum
• Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Time required by taxi to reach the Toyota Kaikan Museum and approximate fare

• From Nagoya Station

  approx. 60 min./13,000 yen

• From Toyota-shi Station

  approx. 20 min./2,100 yen

• From Tsuchihashi Station

  approx. 15 min./1,600 yen

• From Mikawa-Toyota Station

  approx. 10 min./800 yen

Please refer to Address/directions.

Please contact the Toyota Kaikan Museum.
+81 565 29 3345

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