Nintendo Museum in Kyoto Opens to the Public on October 2

The museum celebrates Nintendo's 135-year history with interactive exhibits, rare memorabilia, and exclusive merchandise.

The Nintendo Museum is located in Uji, near Kyoto, and features sections dedicated to the company's history, interactive exhibits, and a workshop area.
Visitors can participate in hands-on activities like making hanafuda cards and playing classic Nintendo games on oversized controllers.
The museum showcases iconic Nintendo products, including the Game Boy, Wii, and lesser-known items like the Mamaberica baby stroller.
A gift shop offers exclusive merchandise, including items themed around every Nintendo console, such as Virtual Boy mugs and N64 controller pillows.
Tickets for the museum are sold out for the next two months, reflecting high demand among fans eager to explore Nintendo's storied past.