Panasonic Museum

The Panasonic Museum displays the evolution of household electronics and appliances from early products to modern devices of today. The collection includes lamps, radios, televisions, refrigerators, and many other items found in homes throughout the years.

The museum documents the company's founding in 1918 with its first products and shows how manufacturing evolved over many years afterward. The collection tells the story from small beginnings to becoming a major international enterprise.

The displays reveal how electronic devices shaped daily life in Japanese homes across different eras. You can see which products were popular at different times and understand how manufacturers responded to what people actually needed.

The museum sits near Kadoma city center and is easy to reach. Plan to spend about two to three hours to view the exhibits at a comfortable pace.

One of the exhibits is the very first lamp socket the company made in 1918 when the entire business story began. Seeing this simple part shows how small and modest the beginning actually was.

Location: Kadoma

Address: 1006 Kadoma, Osaka 571-8501

Phone: +81669060106

Website: http://panasonic.com/jp/corporate/history/museum.html

GPS coordinates: 34.73813,135.57375

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:47