Toyota's licensed products in this coverage are aimed at model and diecast buyers, with a Hasegawa kit out in August 2026 and TARMACWORKS and Doyusha releases set for early 2027 and October 2026. The most recent story is a planned October 2026 exhibition of a Crown Crossover decorated with Touken Ranbu imagery at Kyoto Station, with more collaboration plans to be announced.
Toyota's licensing activity in this coverage is split between car models and a single exhibition vehicle. Hasegawa opened the run in July 2026 with e moke, a 1/32 scale series that needs no glue or paint. The first kit in the line is a Toyota Celica LB 1600GT, offered in four colors and priced at 2,420 yen, released on August 1, 2026. It is the only Toyota subject in that series so far.
Two months later, two model makers put Toyota racing machines in their lineups. Doyusha added a 1/14 Toyota GAZOO Racing GR010 Hybrid WEC to its electric RC series at 14,080 yen, with switchable speeds and battery requirements, for an October 2026 release alongside a Ferrari 499P and a reissued Volkswagen Beetle. TARMACWORKS opened Amazon Japan pre-orders for four 1/64 diecast cars, among them the Safari Rally Kenya 2024 winning Toyota GR Yaris, all scheduled for February 28, 2027 at 5,060 to 6,160 yen.
The newest item moves away from models. On October 6, 2026, Toyota announced it will exhibit a Crown Crossover x Touken Danshi Mikazuki Munechika at Geijutsu no Eki 2026, the second Kyoto Station Building Art Festival. The car carries blue and gold lines and a large Mikazuki Munechika emblem on the hood. The exhibition runs October 17 to November 3, 13:00 to 20:00 daily on the first floor Station Front Plaza, and Toyota says more collaboration plans are to be announced.
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TECH PLAY-X will again support planning and operation of TECH DRIVERS in FY2026, the engineer talk series hosted by Toyota, Nissan, and Honda. Four sessions are planned under the theme of AI. In the first three, one automaker and a guest company from another industry take the stage; the fourth is a joint Toyota, Nissan, and Honda session on AI development in mobility. The FY2025 edition ran seven sessions, mainly online.
A limited-time Initial D pop-up shop on the first floor of the FKD Interpark store in Utsunomiya, Tochigi runs until November 1. It displays and sells AUTOart's 1/18 scale Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86), made to mark 30 years since the manga's serialization began, alongside a real AE86. The model reproduces the Project D specification, and the shop also carries licensed goods, apparel, and car accessories.
Hobby Japan's 1/64 MF Ghost Series is taking orders for two Toyota 86 GT (ZN6) die-cast miniatures, both modeled on the car driven by Katagiri Kanata: the Odawara Pikes Peak spec and the Ashinoko GT spec, the latter with gold-outlined 86 decals and its own wheels. Each is 4,290 yen with tax, planned for release in May 2027 or later, sold through Post Hobby and model retailers.
Toyota Tsusho's Metals Resources Department has run a pilot introduction of a Notion CRM Agent System, with Modelist Inc. supporting the design and implementation. The system structures daily business context such as emails, chats, and documents on Notion CRM so it can serve as AI input, and it supports personalized agents for internal experts, external experts, and general work support.
Tamiya is reissuing its 1/20 scale Toyota Celica LB Turbo Gr.5 kit as Grand Prix Collection No.72, scheduled for release on Saturday, November 14, 2026. The Group 5 car was built for the 1977 German Racing Championship, based on the Celica Liftback 2000GT with a body modified beyond its original form and a 560-horsepower engine. The kit includes two car numbers and Cartograf decals.
Toyota announced on October 6, 2026 that it will exhibit a special vehicle, the Crown Crossover x Touken Danshi Mikazuki Munechika, at the second Kyoto Station Building Art Festival, Geijutsu no Eki 2026. The Crown carries blue and gold lines and a large Mikazuki Munechika emblem on the hood. The exhibition runs October 17 to November 3, 13:00 to 20:00 daily on the first floor Station Front Plaza. More collaboration plans are to be announced.
Doyusha is adding two racing prototypes to its electric RC car series. The 1/14 Toyota GAZOO Racing GR010 Hybrid WEC is about 352 x 143 x 93 mm, has switchable speeds of 7-9 km/h and 9-11 km/h, takes five AA batteries in the body and two in the transmitter, and costs 14,080 yen. The 1/24 Ferrari 499P is about 208 x 85 x 58 mm and costs 5,478 yen. The 1/24 Volkswagen Beetle returns at 5,478 yen. All three are scheduled for release in October 2026.
Four TARMACWORKS 1/64 scale diecast mini cars are open for pre-order on Amazon Japan, including the Safari Rally Kenya 2024 winning Toyota GR Yaris and a Pandem Mazda RX-7 FC3S. Prices run from 5,060 to 6,160 yen, and all four are scheduled for a February 28, 2027 release.
Hasegawa announced a new 1/32 scale car model series called e moke that requires no glue or paint. The kits use snap-fit assembly and color-coded parts with stickers, making them ideal for beginners. The first release is a Toyota Celica LB 1600GT, available in four colors: Civilian Purple, Casual Turquoise, Social Silver, and White Spirit. Each kit is priced at 2,420 yen and releases on August 1, 2026.