The Yamato Group History Museum, also known as the Kuroneko Yamato Museum, was established to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Yamato Group's founding. This history museum, which showcases the Yamato Group's 100-year history and future initiatives, is located within the Yamato Konan Building, a next-generation hub for the group. It brings together a variety of functions, including a history museum, a research institute exploring the future of logistics, a training center for human resource development, and a café supporting the social independence of people with disabilities, all centered around a delivery center. The museum features a unique spatial structure, characteristic of a logistics company, where visitors can trace 100 years of history and the changing times as they descend the spiral roadway around the building's perimeter, where transport trucks travel, creating another spiral displays space above and below it. The exhibition is structured into four eras, from the company's founding to the present day. It aims to be displays that blends space and experience, allowing visitors to relive 100 years of Yamato Group growth by experiencing the changes of the times through the streetscapes that served as the stage for history, the offices at the time, and the state of society and daily life, while also touching upon the struggles of service development "visually displays" and the thoughts of managers and employees that were embedded within it.