Exit the ticket gate at Keihan Electric Railway's Nishisanso Station, take the elevator, and it's a two-minute walk to the Panasonic Museum. There are some steps along the route, but the path is generally flat.

The entrance to the Konosuke Matsushita History Museum is a slope, and the automatic doors are 116 cm wide.
Braille blocks are also installed at the entrance to the facility.

The reception desk for the Konosuke Matsushita History Museum is located directly in front of the entrance.
There is a large space in front, and there is ample space for wheelchair users.

Konosuke Matsushita discovered a way of thinking and a way of doing things while overcoming many hardships during his 94-year life.
By following this "path," you can learn about Konosuke Matsushita's views on management and life.
Depending on the exhibit area, the lighting may be a little dim in some areas of the museum.
In addition, the Konosuke Matsushita History Museum is all on one floor, so there is no need to go up or downstairs.
The aisles are wide enough, ranging from 141cm to 250cm.
Introductory videos and audio guides are available in Japanese, English, and Chinese at some exhibit locations.

[Founding House]
This exhibit introduces the manufacturing process of Atachin. Along with the white models of the young Konosuke Matsushita, his wife Mumeno, and his brother-in-law Toshio Iue, you can get a sense of the high aspirations and passion of Konosuke as he grew his business while fostering trust with others.

[Library]
Quietly confront the words of Konosuke Matsushita.
We hope that through the words that Konosuke Matsushita speaks to you, sometimes gently and sometimes sternly, you will find some hints for how to approach and think about your future life.

You can enjoy a huge storehouse that quietly tells the story of numerous home appliances from the past, home appliances based on six themes, and nostalgic advertisements and promotions from the past.
From the Konosuke Matsushita History Museum, you can reach the Monozukuri Museum in about one minute on foot via the flat walkway on the premises.
The ramp is 100cm wide and the entrance is a swing door (109cm wide), but reception staff will help you open and close it.
*There are some steps where the door is made.

The reception is located immediately to the right as you enter.
There is ample space in front of the reception desk, and there is also a rest area.
The aisles are over 179cm wide, providing ample space for passage.

Approximately 550 valuable home appliances from the Panasonic Group's 100-year history are on display.
Come experience the high aspirations of Konosuke Matsushita and the "manufacturing spirit" of the many predecessors who inherited his passion.

Approximately 550 valuable home appliances from the Panasonic Group's 100-year history are on display.
[Ultrasonic Bath]
You can see the "Human Washing Machine," the highlight of the 1970 Osaka Expo, here.

[Time Capsule EXPO '70]
A magnificent message to humanity 5000 years from now!

Entrance width: 84cm
Ostomate facilities: available
Multipurpose seat: None
Baby chair: Yes
Diaper changing table: available
Door type: sliding
Backrest: Yes
Warm water washing toilet seat: Yes
Direction of L-shaped handrail when seated: Right side
Type of movable handrail: U-shaped pull-up type
Curtains: None

Entrance width: 89 cm
Ostomate facilities: None
Multipurpose seat: None
Baby chair: No
Diaper changing table: None
Door type: sliding
Backrest: None
Warm water washing toilet seat: Yes
Direction of L-shaped handrail when seated: left side
Movable handrail type: Fixed
Curtains: None

One AED has been installed in each of the Konosuke Matsushita History Museum and the Museum of Manufacturing Ingenuity.

There is a multipurpose room next to the restrooms at the Konosuke Matsushita History Museum, which can also be used as a nursing room.
swing door
Entrance width: 73 cm
*Please contact the reception desk when using the facility.

There are rest areas in the Konosuke Matsushita History Museum and the Museum of Manufacturing Inspiration.

Sakura Square, with a total area of 16,200 square meters and 190 Somei-Yoshino cherry trees, opened in April 2006. Sakura Square was created with the desire to make effective use of the former head office site for the benefit of the environment and the local community, and as it is filled with mature trees, it will likely become an even more spectacular park as the years go by.
The entrance is slightly sloped, but the ground is flat and made of small, compacted stones.
Entrance width: 400 cm
Passage width 122cm~400cm