ヤマトグループ歴史館 クロネコヤマトミュージアム

I'm a little surprised, but it's free. Since it is a museum or history museum, you can see the history of Yamato Transport. I was impressed by the depth of its history. It's a turbulent history that seems like a drama or movie. It may be different depending on the situation, but it is now possible to take pictures in uniform for the experience. The structure was also a little interesting. There is a cafe, but it's very small. In addition, cash is not available for purchasing goods, and only electronic money can be used.

Kuroneko Yamato's courier service, which has become synonymous with courier services, seems to have been in danger of bankruptcy many times since its establishment. We know that Amazon's home delivery is so strong on Amazon's price cut pressure that profitability plummeted if we couldn't do it anymore, but I didn't know that Takkyubin was struggling so long ago. bottom. It's a very beautiful building and the employees can tell us in detail. I became more and more fond of Kuroneko Yamato.

I think it ranks quite high among the corporate museums found in Tokyo. very. I was impressed by the fact that the history of Mr. Yamato, who has created new jobs and occupations compared to existing major companies and countries, was told quite nakedly about both failures and successes. It is common with the (almost Nippon Express) Logistics Museum in the neighborhood and the NYK Maritime Museum in Yokohama, but the Museum of Logistics is hot and good.

It is a history museum of Yamato Group who is always indebted. It is a long-awaited reopening after the state of emergency was lifted. Although it was free, it was a lot to see. I used to work part-time, so I understand the system, but I was impressed by the founder's philosophy. From the corporate culture etc. I understand why Yamato's sales driver feels good. I would like to continue to take care of you.

It will be reopened on 10/2. It was temporarily closed due to the state of emergency, but it has resumed. Enter from the front entrance on the 1st floor and take the escalator or elevator to the 2nd floor to reach the reception. At the reception, you will be asked to enter the museum (fill in your name, etc.), be given an IC card for admission, and be guided to the museum. The museum starts on the 6th floor. Please note that photography is basically prohibited inside the museum. You can touch the history of Kuroneko Yamato. The inside of the building has a gentle slope shape that descends downstairs from the 6th floor, but all slopes are installed, so you can rest assured that you can enter with a stroller or wheelchair. There is also a toilet and it is very clean. There is a theater, but I think even small children can enjoy it. In a rare way in the museum, there are roads above and below the slope, so delivery trucks are running. It's fine even before entering the museum, but I think it's even more interesting from the outside after entering the museum. It will be on the 4th floor, but you can shoot from the Takkyubin experience corner. The experience corner was suspended, but you can shoot in uniforms for children. You can also ride a walk-through car, which was a standard of Kuroneko Yamato. When you return to the 2nd floor, you will be asked to return your IC card. At the back of the reception is Swan Cafe, a special subsidiary of Yamato Holdings, and I think it's a good place to take a break. The museum is free, but the contents of the exhibition are solid enough to make you think that there is a charge, and you can see a lot of valuable materials from that time. There is a logistics facility called Haneda Chronogate in another place, but the tour requires reservations, but I am very interested.

Very nice, this is free There are various corporate museums, but the exhibition method and the visual appeal mechanism are very good. If you walk a little, the sensor will detect it, the video will start, and it will be very interesting and fun for children. I understand that it is LOVE because it has a lot of explanations, but the founder and the president have a long history. I wanted to know more about the mummy. The original picture of the Kuroneko Yamato cat logo (children's mischief is worth a look) is displayed, and the story feels romance. Admission is free, there is a cafe, and you can take a leisurely tour on the floor with a rattling. It's a waste not to go.

It is about a 10 to 15 minute walk from Shinagawa Station. It's a big building. After completing your signature at the reception, you will be given an admission card, so touch the admission card at the entrance to enter. I went on weekends and holidays, but the inside of the building was reserved for me alone. You can know the history of Yamato Transport. If the existence of the history museum becomes known to the world in various ways, it seems that the number of visitors will increase.

Outstanding as a free admission corporate museum quality. Barrier-free is also considered. The history of Japanese truck transportation is the same as the company history It's interesting. Staff are stationed in areas where shooting is possible The parts that customers touch are disinfected each time. I think it's a great service. The number of items in the museum shop is small A few unfortunate points. Cash is not available in the times Is it the time?