[스즈키 플라자] 전설의 명차 총집합! 일본 하마마츠 스즈키 역사관(Suzuki Plaza) 탐방기 1부

Summary of Key Timelines 0:00:00 Arrival at and entry to Hamamatsu Suzuki Plaza (Historical Museum) 0:04:13 Start of 1st Floor Exhibition Hall Tour (Original Katana 1100 & Suzuki Goods) 0:06:29 A Showcase of Legendary Race Machines! (Dakar Rally Machines, Kevin Schwantz's RG Gamma, etc.) 0:11:14 Suzuki's Eco-Friendly Journey (Outboard Engines and Clean Ocean Project) 0:13:50 The Beginning of Suzuki, 2nd Floor Weaving Machine Exhibition Hall (Monozukuri Spirit) 0:17:55 The Birth of Suzuki Motorcycles (Power Free, Colleda Series) 0:26:06 Suzuki Car Exhibition and the 'Fronte 360 ​​SS' that traversed Italy 0:29:00 The 'RM62', the first winning machine at the Isle of Man TT, and the legendary race sound record Yes, hello. This is Reporter Na Kyung-nam. Following my visit to the Yamaha Communication Plaza, I visited the heart of Suzuki, the "Suzuki History Museum (Suzuki Plaza)," located in Hamamatsu. Did you know that Suzuki started as a loom company before it began making motorcycles? From the early loom created by founder Michio Suzuki, to the "Power Free"—the first motorcycle to mount a motor on a bicycle—to the glorious MotoGP winning machines of legendary racers Kevin Schwantz and Joan Mir, and even the original Katana 1100 that first appeared in 1982! I have captured the brilliant history of Suzuki's Monozukuri (craftsmanship) at a glance. Let's take a look at this video tour of the Suzuki History Museum, which is filled with automobiles, outboard engines, and colorful merchandise that will make fans open their wallets!