History Garage at Toyota's Mega Web complex offers something unique among automotive museums. Rather than displaying cars in sterile white galleries, vehicles are presented within recreated 1960s Tokyo streetscapes—vintage storefronts, period signage, and atmospheric lighting. The cars exist in context, not isolation.

The collection spans multiple eras and manufacturers. While Toyota operates the facility, History Garage displays vehicles from various makers, representing significant moments in automotive history. Classic American cars sit alongside Japanese domestic market legends. Automotive history told without brand boundaries.

The recreated street environment transforms the viewing experience. Walking past vintage shops and restaurants, encountering classic cars as if parked on actual streets, creates an immersive atmosphere. Photography becomes more interesting; the cars feel alive rather than preserved. Museums rarely achieve this level of atmosphere.

Toyota 2000GT examples often feature prominently in the collection. Japan's first true supercar—the vehicle that proved Japanese manufacturers could compete at the highest level. Seeing one in this nostalgic setting connects the car to its original era. Context enhances appreciation.