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The delights of Nintendo by the years at this museum of interactive and detailed corners.
Opened on October 2, 2024, the Nintendo Museum is the brands public facing hub, now renovated on the former Nintendo Uji Ogura Plant. Step inside to find detailed exhibits and a deep dive into Nintendo's journey and its dedication to craftsmanship.
The first stop is a floor showcasing Nintendo's extensive lineup of products. From the classic Family Computer(it is called Nintendo Entertainment Systems overseas） to the latest Nintendo Switch, the display of historic hardware and software is a sight to behold! There are evenNintendo's early ventures into toys and household items.
An especially worthwhile highlight is the interactive exhibition floor, where classic creations like Ogura Hyakunin Isshu cards, home gaming consoles, "Ultra Machine," "Ultra Hand," and light guns have been reimagined using modern technology. Each activity requires coins (10 per admission) provided with the entry pass, and the number of coins needed varies by experience, making for a fun dilemma about which games to prioritize.
For diehard fans, there are interactive workshops (additional fee) that take a full jump into the world of Nintendo, complete with painting Hanafuda cards or learning the game’s rules through projection mapping. Reservations for these workshops are made onsite at the information desk or workshop area.
The museum also features an official shop with exclusive merchandise and a café where visitors can customize their burgers with a variety of ingredients and toppings.
Entry is by reservation only, with tickets available through a lottery system. Note that there is no onsite parking, so visitors are encouraged to use public transportation or taxis.
*The information provided has been verified by the facility.
The display featuring Nintendo's products through the years is truly impressive. © Nintendo
Experience oversized versions of classic Nintendo controllers designed for two-person play. © Nintendo
Try your hand at target shooting in Mario's world on a massive screen. © Nintendo
Use a dedicated smartphone to enjoy Hyakunin Isshu on a big screen. © Nintendo
Participate in a guided workshop to learn how to play Hanafuda, even if it's your first time. © Nintendo
Create your own Hanafuda cards using a special kit in the hands-on workshop. © Nintendo
The café offers a thoughtfully designed ambiance, with décor and music inspired by Nintendo's legacy. © Nintendo
Discover exclusive museum merchandise in the gift shop. © Nintendo
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
Only English signs available.
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
Free Wi-Fi is available inside the museum. Each connection session lasts up to 60 minutes. For detailed connection instructions, please refer to the guides provided within the facility.
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Are there coin lockers available?
Free coin lockers are located before the security gate. A 100-yen coin is required to use the lockers, which will be returned after use. A change machine is available in the locker room for your convenience.
Note: Lockers are limited, so please minimize the amount of luggage you bring.
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Is there a smoking area?
An outdoor smoking area is available within the premises.
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Is photography allowed?
Photography is permitted throughout the second floor of the first exhibition building and part of the first floor.
However:
Commercial photography is prohibited.
Large equipment, including tripods, is not allowed inside.
The use of selfie sticks is prohibited.
Live streaming and any photography that may inconvenience other visitors are not permitted.
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Where can I find additional FAQs?
Please refer to the page titled "Visitor Guidelines" for more information.
經典遊戲與歷史，互動體驗區極具樂趣，館內限定商品吸引遊客，是遊戲迷不可錯過的景點～
