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Toyota Kaikan Exhibition Hall
Praween NilratThe exhibition introduces visitors to Toyota’s automobile technology and work towards a future world.
The Toyota Stadium is a football stadium which is located in one of the most important automobile manufacturing cities in Japan, Toyota (Aichi Prefecture). The stadium has a capacity of 45,000 spectators. The venue was designed by the Japanese architect Kishō Kurokawa and opened in 2001 on the occasion of the 50 year of the city of Toyota.
The unique roof design allows the stadium top cover to fold like an accordion. For cost reasons, however, this construction has not been used since 2015 and it remains open permanently.
In 2019 the Toyota Stadium is a venue for the Rugby Union World Cup. The nearby Toyota Bridge, a visual marvel, was also designed by stadium architect Kisho Kurokawa.
All eyes will be on Japan in 2019 as it prepares to be the first Asian nation to host the Rugby World Cup tournament.
The exhibition introduces visitors to Toyota’s automobile technology and work towards a future world.
Toyota City in Aichi Prefecture is perhaps best known for being the headquarters of the Toyota Motor Corporation, but it's also a bit of a gem for sakura hunting. The Toyota Tourism Association recently provided some tips for sakura destinations to check out in the region.
Japanese cuisine is a vital part of the nation's cultural identity and history, shaping traditions and the country's development over centuries. This heritage is the focus of the Washoku: Nature & Culture in Japanese Cuisine exhibition, opening at Aichi's Toyota City Museum.