Establishing the basic theory on motorcycle dynamics, as well as devising techniques for motorcycle testing, developing driving simulators, and promoting academic and educational activities concerning research on motorcycles and automobiles, Dr. Katsumi Kageyama made an important contribution to the expansion of knowledge regarding motor vehicles. In recognition of these great achievements, the Japan Automotive Hall of Fame is honored to induct Dr. Katsumi Kageyama into the Hall of Fame.

Dr. Kageyama outside Nippon University Research Center in 1950.

Dr. Kageyama testing a Kawasaki Meihatsu bike at the Kawasaki factory in 1956.

Kageyama with university friends and the NX-1 prototype they built in the mid-1950s.

Testing a police bike in 1968.

Dr. Kageyama making a presentation on motorcycles in Califonia in 1973.

Dr. Kageyama with an Isuzu Piazza.