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The car museum has four floors, each floor with cars from different countries🚘, with many classic years cars🚗, with different types of cars🚗, see. My boyfriend and I had a great time watching and took many photos.

The car museum has four floors, each floor with cars from different countries🚘, with many classic years cars🚗, with different types of cars🚗, see. My boyfriend and I had a great time watching and took many photos.

I visited this museum while sightseeing in Himeji. I knew that there were some valuable vehicles on display, but the exhibits were even more amazing than I expected. It seems to be a museum that was converted from a multi-storey car park, and many vehicles are on display in what was originally a parking space. As expected, you can't get up close and personal because the vehicles are so valuable, but it's still a fun place to visit. I recommend it to car enthusiasts.

It was fun to see these precious cars. I would like to use your hotel again. Thank you.

I took my two sons who are in elementary school. I visited for children, but it was a place where adults can fully enjoy themselves. The parking lot is free for 2 hours, so it was saved.

The entrance was smooth, and I was able to watch my child's favorite car slowly, and the whole family had a lot of fun and enjoyed it! ️

Nissan's Fairlady Z was the only exhibited German, American and Japanese cars, mainly Italian cars, all shining like new cars, even more shining with the black exhibition space and the mirror and lighting behind. .. However, all the exhibited cars have the front part facing here, I think there is a problem with the size, but I also wanted to see the beautiful side lines.

Being able to see over 50 special and elegant vintage cars up close allowed me to feel the history of past cars and enriched my soul! There were plates explaining the cars, so I was able to understand the models, years, etc. It would have been even better if there hadn't been a glass partition.

We had originally planned a time to go to Himeji Castle Castle, but unfortunately the city was closed for the New Year, so we had to go to this attraction instead. Unexpectedly, I felt full of surprises without expectations. There are even limited-edition cars from the 1950s. Car fans should not miss this when visiting Hyogo Prefecture.

Go in and open the KKday App to scan the QR CODE without any problem. The cars in the venue are very new and beautiful, but not many.