Honda Welcome Plaza Aoyama is a free showroom and small Honda history exhibit on the ground floor of the Honda Aoyama building in Tokyo’s Minamiaoyama district. Browse current cars and motorcycles alongside older models, including classic bikes, and check which vehicles are on display before you go. Some cars let you open the doors and sit in the driver’s seat, with interactive details such as switches for the headlights. MILES Honda Café serves coffee and sweets, and the shop sells Honda merchandise. It suits car and motorcycle fans, but the café’s high-counter seating may not work for everyone.
A showroom with a history corner
The plaza brings together Honda vehicles from different periods. One part of the showroom presents older models and historical material; another displays vehicles from the current range. The selection changes, so check the official website if you have a particular car or bike in mind.
The history material is tucked behind a motorcycle in a back corner. Allow time to look beyond the vehicles arranged prominently in the showroom if you want to find it.
Getting close to the vehicles
Some displayed cars can be explored from the driver’s seat. Visitors have been able to open doors and use features such as the headlight switches. Staff can help with access to vehicles, and the showroom also includes motorcycles and Honda merchandise.
MILES Honda Café is inside the showroom and serves coffee and sweets. Its seating is arranged at high counters, so wheelchair users may find the café less accessible than the spacious showroom.
FAQ
Is Honda Welcome Plaza Aoyama free to enter?
Yes. Entrance is free.
How long should I allow for a visit?
About 30 minutes to an hour is a reasonable visit, depending on how long you spend looking at the vehicles and exhibits.
Can wheelchair users visit?
The large showroom has wheelchair-accessible space and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. The café seating is at high counters.
