TOKYO MOTOR SHOW 2007

Kids Park



Kids Park

This area gives children an opportunity to explore and understand automobiles.


Tomica / Choro-Q Corner
The miniature car exhibit and sales booth sponsored by Tomy Co., Ltd. has been a regular presence since the 35th Tokyo Motor Show 2001. This year, the TOMICA Corner is renewing its name to the “TOMICA / Choro-Q Corner.” To celebrate the holding of the 40th Tokyo Motor Show, limited-edition models of the radio-controlled “Q-Steer” Choro-Q as well as the Tomica will be offered for sale.


Children's Art Exhibit
A Collection of art drawn by kindergarten children. From over 3,500 drawings received for the Children’s Art Exhibit, three very childlike and unique drawings will be selected and recreated as Tomica models with the cooperation of Tomy Co., Ltd. These will be displayed in the Tomica Choro-Q Corner.


Slot Car Circuit
Race slot cars by controlling speed on a special course with slots.

Event map:Kids Park

TOMICA / Choro-Q Corner

The miniature car exhibit and sales booth sponsored by Tomy Co., Ltd. has been a regular presence since the 35th Tokyo Motor Show 2001. This year, the TOMICA Corner is renewing its name to the “TOMICA / Choro-Q Corner.” To celebrate the holding of the 40th Tokyo Motor Show, limited-edition models of the radio-controlled “Q-Steer” Choro-Q (¥1,680 each, including tax) as well as the Tomica cars (¥525 each, including tax) will be offered for sale.

The 40th Tokyo Motor Show Commemorative Edition Tomica

The 40th Tokyo Motor Show Commemorative Edition Tomica

The first line from left : Toyota Estima, Subaru Sambar, Isuzu Giga, Nissan Diesel Quon
The second line from left : ino Selega, Mitsubishi Fuso Aerostar, Mitsuoka Orochi, Suzuki Swift Sport
The third line from left : Nissan Skyline, Honda Stepwagon, Mitsubishi Pajero, Mazda MPV
The forth line : Daihatsu Mira

The 40th Tokyo Motor Show Commemorative Edition Q-Steer Choro-Q

The 40th Tokyo Motor Show Commemorative Edition Q-Steer Choro-Q

The first line from left : Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII, Nissan Skyline GT-R(R34), Suzuki Wagon R RR, Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86)
The second line from left : Daihatsu Copen, Subaru 360, Honda Stepwagon, Mazda RX-8

Children's Art Exhibit

This event has been held ever since the show moved from Harumi, Tokyo to Makuhari in 1989 (28th show) as a program for greater interaction with the local community and a way to encourage local residents to visit. It is conducted with the generous cooperation of the Chiba City Association of Kindergartens. This year, we asked for children in Chiba City in their last year of kindergarten to submit artwork brimming with creativity and ideas.
We chose as our theme “Shaping Your Dreams: My Dream Car” to provide children with the scope for free expression of their ideas about automobiles. All of the artwork submitted (3,530 pieces from 56 kindergartens) will be on display at the 2F Kids’ Park in the North Hall. (The 39th show displayed 3,193 pieces from 51kindergartens.)


The 39th Tokyo Motor Show

The 39th Tokyo Motor Show

Tomy Collaboration Event “Shaping Your Dreams by Tomica”

This year is the 10th time the Children’s Art Exhibit will be held. The “Shaping Your Dreams by Tomica” has been planned to celebrate this milestone. From over 3,500 drawings received for the Exhibit, three very childlike and unique drawings have been selected and will be recreated as Tomica models with the cooperation of Tomy Co., Ltd. These will be displayed in the Tomica Choro-Q Corner at the 2F Kids’ Park in the North Hall.

Awards Ceremony

Date and Time October 27 (Sunday) 14:00-14:10
Venue The 40th Tokyo Motor Show 2007 “Tomica Choro-Q Corner”
(2F Kids’ Park in the North Hall)

Prize winners

Makoto Moriwaka:Aoi Tori Kindergarten Miku Motoyoshi:Uekusa 2nd Kindergarten Ryoya Tozawa:Mitsuwadai Kindergarten
Makoto Moriwaka
Aoi Tori Kindergarten
Miku Motoyoshi
Uekusa 2nd Kindergarten
Ryoya Tozawa
Mitsuwadai Kindergarten

Slot Car Circuit

The Kids’ Park (2F North Hall) will include a slot car circuit featuring 1/32 scale models. Slot car racing is very popular in Europe and other parts of the world. Participants use controllers to adjust the speed of the machine for a thrilling race experience. The Slot Car Circuit is a fun, easy game, and we look forward to some hot races every day!


Date Oct. 24 (Wed.) – Nov. 11 (Sun.), 2007
Venue Kids' Corner, North Hall 2F
Vehicle scale 1/32
Participants Max. 4
Operation Free operation (approx. 3 minutes)
Eligibility Elementary school children and younger (tentative)
Photograph is image only

Photograph is image only

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