CB Feature Part 3: A Full Lineup of Naked Bikes from 1980 Onward!
This is the third installment of the CB feature series continuing from the year before last and last year. This time, we introduce CB models from 1980 onward, following the birth of the "CB750F" featured in Part 2. While the racer replica boom was intensifying, you can also see large and medium-sized road sports bikes that came to be called naked bikes from the mid-1980s.
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.

Date and Time	March 14, 2026 (Sat) – July 12, 2026 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	2nd Floor Central Area

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  CB250RS (1980)

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  CB1100R (1981) *Exhibition starts from 4/8 (Wed)

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  CBX400F (1981)

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  CBX400F INTEGRA (1982)

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  CB750F INTEGRA (1982) *Exhibition starts from 4/9 (Thu)

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  CB1100R(RD) (1983)

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  CBX250RS (1983)

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  CBX750F (1983)

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  CBX750 HORIZON (1984)

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  CBX750F BOLD'OR (1985)

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  CB-1 (1989)

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  CB400 SUPER FOUR (1992)

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  CB1000 SUPER FOUR (1992)

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  CB400 SUPER FOUR VersionR (1995)

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  CB400 FOUR (1997)

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  CB1300 SUPER FOUR (2003)

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  CB1300 SUPER BOLD'OR (2005)

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  CB1000F (2025)

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  CB750F Racer (1982) Mike Baldwin

■ Past Exhibitions

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  Part 1: Pioneers of Supersport Bikes (2024)

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  Part 2: The Road to the CB750F (2025)

"RA273" Collaboration Exhibition with Tamiya Commemorating 60 Years of F1 Participation
In 1964, Honda became the first Japanese automobile manufacturer to challenge F1, achieving its first victory at the Final Round, the Mexico GP, in its second year of participation. The machine that debuted at the following year’s Round 7, the Italy GP in 1966, was the RA273. Meanwhile, Tamiya made its first appearance as a Japanese company at the German Toy Show in 1968. The "1/12 Honda F1" model unveiled there quickly attracted attention for its beauty and precision. These two companies challenged the global stage around the same time. We introduce their passion for craftsmanship.
* Cooperation: Tamiya Corporation
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.

Date and Time	March 14, 2026 (Sat) – July 12, 2026 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	3rd Floor Central Area

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  Honda RA273 (1966) Richie Ginther

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  McLaren Honda MP4/7 (1992) Ayrton Senna

■Exhibited Works

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  Honda RA273 In addition to the completed Tamiya 1/12 RA273 model, parts in their component state are also on display.

Special Exhibition Exploring JDM Culture through Honda Cars
A mini exhibition that unravels the relationship between JDM (Japan Domestic Market), which has become a global car culture, and Honda cars from the perspective of Honda’s fundamental car-making philosophy, the "MM Philosophy." Three Honda cars from the late 1980s to early 1990s, which remain popular in the contemporary JDM scene, are on display. Please take a look at a glimpse of how Honda’s car-making has fused with street car culture.

Date and Time	May 2, 2026 (Sat) – July 12, 2026 (Sun)
Price	Free
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 3rd Floor North Wing

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  Civic (1987)

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  Integra (1989) *The exhibited vehicle is the RSi type.

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  NSX-T (1995)

At Honda Collection Hall 2nd Floor North Building, you can see an exhibition of trial machines active from the 1970s to the 1990s.

Date and Time	May 8, 2026 (Fri) – 31 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 2nd Floor North Building

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  Bialus TL250 (1975)

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  RS250T(W) (1983) Masaya Yamamoto

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  RTL250S (1987)

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  TLM260R (1990)

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  RTL (1999) Takahisa Fujinami

At the Honda Collection Hall, 3rd Floor North Building, you can view an exhibition commemorating the 50th anniversary of the ACCORD's release.

Date and Time	April 23, 2026 (Thu) – June 30, 2026 (Tue)
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 3rd Floor North Wing

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  Accord Wagon (1991)

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  Accord Euro R (2002)