Introducing the history of dreams and challenges of Honda HRC, who have continued to compete in the world’s top class, along with seven machines
To continue pursuing the dream of winning on the world’s highest stage, Honda and HRC have faced different challenges in each era. We present the many challenges taken on by Honda and HRC, engraved in seven machines such as the NR500 with its innovative oval piston engine, the NS500 which pursued ease of handling with a lightweight and compact V3 engine, and the NSR500 which focused on mastering overwhelming power.
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.
* On Thursday, October 1, if the weather is clear, there will be no machine display for this special exhibition due to the event.

Date and Time	September 28, 2026 (Mon) – November 8, 2026 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 3rd Floor North Building

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  RC181 (1967) Mike Hailwood * On display from Monday, October 5

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  NR500 (2X) (1982) Kengo Kiyama

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  NS500 (1983) Freddie Spencer *Replica model with Spencer’s exterior mounted on the chassis of the 1985 All Japan Road Race Championship entry

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  NSR500 (1990) Wayne Gardner

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  RC211V (2005) Nicky Hayden

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  RC212V (2009) Dani Pedrosa

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  RC213V (2018) Marc Marquez

The Dream. The Challenge. is introduced in more detail on the special website below.

Commemorating the MotoGP™ TrialGP of Japan: Honda and Yamaha Collaboration Exhibition Part 1
In conjunction with the MotoGP™ event, we will introduce the history of Honda and Yamaha's challenges in the World Championship over multiple years starting this year.

In this inaugural year, we look back on the “Journey of Challenges to the World” by Honda and Yamaha, who first conquered the Road Racing World Championship (hereafter WGP) in the 1960s and continue to challenge in MotoGP™ today. Both companies achieved victories in the WGP during the 1960s and have since earned numerous honors. Honda aimed for the world’s pinnacle through high-revving, high-output development of four-stroke engines, while Yamaha pursued the potential of two-stroke engines amid the dominance of four-stroke engines, each taking a different approach to reach the top of the world.

This exhibition features representative WGP racers from the 1960s by Honda and Yamaha, as well as the latest MotoGP™ championship machines. From next year onward, we plan to introduce a series showcasing the ongoing challenges of these two domestic 2 wheels manufacturers up to the present. Please be sure to take a look.

*Cooperation: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.

Date and Time	July 18, 2026 (Sat) – October 18, 2026 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 2nd Floor Central Area

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  Honda RC143 (1961) 125cc Class
  Tom PhillisHonda WGP First Victory (Round 1 Spanish GP)

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  Yamaha RD56 (1965) 250cc Class
  Phil ReadConsecutive Manufacturers' / Riders' Titles
  Photo: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.

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  Honda RC149 (1966) 125cc Class
  Luigi TaveriManufacturers' / Riders' Title Won

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  Honda RC116 (1966) 50cc Class
  Ralph BryansIsle of Man TT Race Victory
  Manufacturers' Title Won

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  Honda RC166 (1966) 250cc Class
  Mike HailwoodIsle of Man TT Race Winner
  Consecutive Manufacturers' / Riders' Titles

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  Yamaha RA97 (1966) 125cc Class
  Bill IvyIsle of Man TT Race Winner
  Photo: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.

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  Honda RC174 (1967) 350cc Class
  Mike HailwoodIsle of Man TT Race Winner
  Manufacturers'/Riders' Title Winner

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  Honda RC181 (1967) 500cc Class
  Mike HailwoodIsle of Man TT Race Winner

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  Yamaha RD05A (1968) 250cc Class
  Phil ReadMakers/Riders Title Winner
  Photo: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.

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  Yamaha RA31A (1968) 125cc Class
  Phil ReadManufacturers' / Riders' Title Won
  Photo: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.

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  Yamaha TR-2 (1969) 350cc ClassYamaha's first 350cc production road racer
  Photo: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.

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  Honda RC213V (2019) MotoGP™ Class
  Marc MárquezManufacturers’ / Riders’ Title Winner

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  Yamaha YZR-M1 (2021) MotoGP™ Class
  Valentino Rossi※Riders' title won by Fabio Quartararo
  Photo: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.

From Friday, October 2 to Sunday, October 4, engine start-up performances will be held.

We are holding the second installment of the highly popular "TOMICA × Honda Collaboration Exhibition" from last year!
This time, Honda vehicles represented by different TOMICA models than last year will be displayed in a special space inspired by TOMICA packaging. In addition to the exhibited vehicles, many Honda TOMICA models with open doors and hoods will also be on display, so please compare the real car’s impressive presence with the intricate craftsmanship of TOMICA. Also, an AR-based special exhibition limited design "TOMICA Photo Spot" will appear in the exhibition hall! You can take special commemorative photos available only here.

Furthermore, on the first floor in the library, TOMICA work vehicles equipped with various gimmicks will also be on display. Please take this opportunity to enjoy the world of TOMICA × Honda with your whole family.

Cooperation: Takara Tomy Co., Ltd.
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.

Date and Time	July 18, 2026 (Sat) – October 18, 2026 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 3rd Floor Central Area, 1st Floor Library

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  TN360 (1967)

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  Dax Honda ST50 (1969)

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  1300 Coupe 9 (1970)

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  Prelude (1987)

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  Civic Type R (2007)

Collaboration between "Saiyuki RELOAD BLAST" and Honda motorcycles
We will have a special exhibition of the "Saiyuki wrapped bike" designed by Kazuya Minekura at the Honda Collection Hall. Additionally, the museum shop offers a wide range of related merchandise.
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.

Date and Time	September 30, 2026 (Wed) – November 8, 2026 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 1st Floor

The World of Honda American: Seeking the Joy of Motorcycles Beyond Speed
Honda's American motorcycles have developed not to compete in speed, but by valuing the "pleasure of relaxed riding." In addition to ease of riding and distinctive designs full of personality, they have been easy to handle even in the city and cherished as part of fashion and lifestyle. This exhibition introduces the thoughts and appeal Honda has put into its American motorcycles.
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.

Date and Time	October 24, 2026 (Sat) – March 7, 2027 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 2nd Floor Central Area
Exhibition Vehicles	VF750 Magna (1982), Steed 600 (1988), and others

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  VF750 Magna (1982)

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  Steed 600 (1988)

Coupe, minivan, SUV, pickup truck.
Four "forms" of Honda responding to the diverse lifestyles of the North American market.
Based on its experience cultivated in the North American market, Honda has developed products that respond to diverse lifestyles. This exhibition traces the expansion of Honda’s product development and its journey with the North American market through the display of four vehicles from different categories. Please enjoy these distinctive models that symbolize each era.
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.

Date and Time	October 24, 2026 (Sat) – March 7, 2027 (Sun)
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 3rd Floor Central Area

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  ACCORD COUPE (1994)

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  LAGREAT (1999)

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  MDX (2003) *The exhibited vehicle is a Japanese specification model released under the Honda brand.

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  RIDGELINE (2006)

This garage exhibition places Honda cars and motorcycles within everyday living scenes, expressing a "life with Honda." The space is produced by YU from "Casa Garage," who proposes a lifestyle with a garage. By combining wood, metal, tools, and lighting, a warm garage space was created to enrich time spent on hobbies and craftsmanship. Visitors can enjoy the world of "garage life" with Honda cars and motorcycles not only by viewing the vehicles but also by taking photos and closely examining the details within the space.
* The exhibition period and displayed vehicles are subject to change without notice.

Date and Time	September 5, 2026 (Sat) – March 28, 2027 (Sun) * During the period, the exhibited vehicles and products will be replaced according to the theme.
Exhibition Location	Honda Collection Hall 3rd Floor North Building
Exhibition Vehicles	N360 (1969), Benly CD90 Custom Model (1998)

■Exhibited Vehicles

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  N360 (1969)

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  Benly CD90 Custom Model (1998)

You can also see Casa Garage's garage building and worldview on the official Instagram.