Company History
1961
| February | Established as Motorsportsland Co., Ltd. with capital of ¥250 million at 3-6 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. |
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| October | Tama Tech (Hino, Tokyo) and Ikoma Tech (Ikoma-cho, Nara) began operations. |
1962
| June | Motorsportsland Co., Ltd. changed its company name to Techniland Co., Ltd. |
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| September | The “Suzuka Circuit” automobile racing track (Suzuka-shi, Mie; racing course total length: 6,004 m) was completed. |
| November | The “1st All Japan Championship Road Race” was held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
1963
| January | The first-phase automotive amusement park at Suzuka Circuit was completed and began operations. |
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| November | The MFJ-sponsored "World Championship 1st Japanese Grand Prix Road Race" was held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
1964
| July | Asaka Tech (Asaka City, Saitama Prefecture) began operations. |
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1965
| February | Ikoma Tech closed. |
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1966
| February | Opened Tech Production for the development and production of amusement facilities. (In Wako City, Saitama Prefecture) |
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1968
| April | Techniland Co., Ltd. changed its company name to Honda Land Co., Ltd. |
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1973
| November | Asaka Tech closed. |
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1978
| July | “Suzuka 8 Hours Motorcycle Endurance Race” held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
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1979
| November | “Traffic Education Center” established. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
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1980
| July | The "World Championship Suzuka 8-Hour Motorcycle Endurance Race" was held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
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1987
| March | The "World Championship Japanese Grand Prix Road Race" was held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
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| June |
Honda Land Co., Ltd. changed its company name to Suzuka Circuitland Co., Ltd. Suzuka Circuitland Co., Ltd. relocated its Head Office to Suzuka-shi, Mie. |
| November | Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
1991
| February | Honda Mobility World Co., Ltd. was established in Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo, with capital of ¥100 million. |
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1994
| January | Honda Mobility World Co., Ltd. changed its company name to Twin Ring Motegi Co., Ltd. |
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| December | The natural hot spring “Qua Garden” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
1997
| January | Established Circuit Service Creates Co., Ltd., a new company wholly owned by Suzuka Circuitland Co., Ltd. |
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| April | Twin Ring Motegi Co., Ltd. relocated its Head Office to Yaesu, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. |
| August | “Twin Ring Motegi” opened. |
| September | The natural hot spring “Qua Garden” opened. (At Tama Tech) |
1998
| March | “Fun Fun Lab,” “Honda Collection Hall,” and “Hotel Twin Ring” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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1999
| April | Hosted the “Road Racing World Championship Japanese Grand Prix.” (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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2000
| June | Hosted the “Trial World Championship.” (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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| July |
“Kochira-chan's Putti Town” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) “Hello Woods” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
2002
| July | “Aqua Adventure” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
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2003
| March |
Obtained ISO 14001 environmental management system certification. (At Twin Ring Motegi) The number of visitors since Suzuka Circuit opened reached 100 million. |
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2006
| June |
Merged Twin Ring Motegi Co., Ltd. and Suzuka Circuitland Co., Ltd. and changed the company name to Mobilityland Co., Ltd. Mobilityland Co., Ltd. relocated its head office to Chuo-ku, Tokyo. |
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2007
| March | “Pipira's MOTO FIELD” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
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2009
| April | Suzuka Circuit International Racing Course reopened after renovation. |
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| September | Tama Tech closed. |
2010
| March |
“Kochira's Putti Town” reopened after renovations. (At Suzuka Circuit) “Aji no Machi” ceased operations. Flower Plaza was renovated into S-PLAZA. (At Suzuka Circuit) “Mobipark” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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2012
| July | “Racing Theater” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
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| September | Suzuka Circuit’s 50th anniversary event, “Suzuka Circuit Anniversary Day,” was held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
2013
| March | “Mega Zipline, Tsubasa” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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2014
| March | “Hello Woods: Forest of Play” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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| December | “Nozomi Bath” opened at Hotel Twin Ring. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
2015
| March | “Moto Racer” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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| April | Circuit Service Creates Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Mobilityland Co., Ltd., changed its company name to Honda Staffing Service Co., Ltd. |
| May | “SUZUKA Sound of ENGINE” was held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
| December | Mobilityland Co., Ltd. relocated its head office to Minato-ku, Tokyo. |
2016
| March |
“Circuit Challenger” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) The “Forest and Starry Sky Camping Village” campground, where visitors can experience glamping, opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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| May | Our company licensed “Suzuka Circuit” in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and the mobility theme park “SUZUKA CIRCUIT PARK,” operated by Taroko Entertainment Co., opened. |
2017
| March | “Maze Palace in the Wood, ITADAKI” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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| October | Concluded a friendship agreement with Spa-Francorchamps. |
2018
| March |
“DUEL GP” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) “Athletic Course in the Wood, DOKIDOKI” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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| August | “Suzuka 10-Hour Endurance Race” held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
| October | Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka 30th Anniversary Event held. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
2019
| February | Concluded a friendship agreement with the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO). |
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| March |
“MOTO Fighter” and “Acro Bike” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) “Forest of Giant Nets, SUMIKA” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
| April | New viewing area “Executive Suite” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
| July | Opened the new viewing area “COURSE VIEW TERRACE.” (At Suzuka Circuit) |
2020
| February | Renovated the main building of Suzuka Circuit Hotel as “THE MAIN.” |
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| March |
“GP RACERS” and “Kart Attacker” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) “Forest Family Walk TEKUTEKU” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) The “Superior Family Room” opened at Hotel Twin Ring. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
2021
| March |
Garden Maze「Potagenne」 opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) “Off-Road Adventure DEKOBOKO” opened. (At Twin Ring Motegi) |
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2022
| March |
Mobilityland Co., Ltd. changed its company name to “Honda Mobilityland Corporation.” Twin Ring Motegi changed its facility name to “Mobility Resort Motegi.” |
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2023
| March |
Natural hot springs THE SPA opened at Suzuka Circuit Hotel. (At Suzuka Circuit) Superior Family “KUTSUROGI” opened at the hotel. (At Mobility Resort Motegi) |
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2024
| February |
“Honda Collection Hall” reopened. (At Mobility Resort Motegi) |
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| April |
“Honda RACING Gallery” opened. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
| August |
Suzuka Circuit earned a three-star rating in the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) Environmental Accreditation Programme. |
2025
| March |
Family rooms “YADORIGI” and “Hoshi-Akari” opened at the hotel. (At Mobility Resort Motegi) |
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| April |
“Circuit Auberge” opened in the hotel restaurant. (At Suzuka Circuit) |
| July |
“Mori no Seseragi” opened. (At Mobility Resort Motegi) |
