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Nintendo Unveils Mario Arcade Classics, Baby Strollers at Kyoto Museum

by Dylan Jan 22,2025

Nintendo Kyoto Museum Showcases Mario Arcade Games, Baby Strollers, and MoreA recent video tour by legendary game designer Shigeru Miyamoto offers a captivating glimpse into Nintendo's new museum, celebrating the company's rich history spanning over a century.

Nintendo's New Museum: A Century of Gaming History Unveiled

Grand Opening: October 2, 2024, Kyoto, Japan

Opening its doors on October 2nd, 2024, in Kyoto, Japan, Nintendo's newly constructed museum provides an immersive journey through the company's remarkable evolution. Miyamoto's YouTube tour showcases a vast collection of artifacts and iconic products that have shaped Nintendo into a global gaming powerhouse.

Built on the site of Nintendo's original 1889 Hanafuda playing card factory, this modern two-story museum offers a fascinating look at Nintendo's beginnings and subsequent rise to prominence. A welcoming Mario-themed plaza greets visitors at the entrance.

Nintendo Kyoto Museum Exhibits(c) Nintendo The museum's exhibits span decades, showcasing a diverse array of products. From early board games, dominoes, and chess sets to RC cars and the pioneering Color TV-Game consoles of the 1970s, the collection is truly comprehensive. Visitors will also discover unexpected items, such as the "Mamaberica" baby stroller, highlighting Nintendo's diverse product history.

A dedicated section spotlights the Famicom and NES systems, pivotal moments in Nintendo's history, alongside classic games and peripherals from various regions. The evolution of beloved franchises like Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda is also prominently featured.

Nintendo Kyoto Museum Interactive Zone(c) Nintendo The museum boasts a large interactive area, complete with giant screens compatible with smart devices, allowing visitors to play classic titles like the Super Mario Bros. arcade game. From humble beginnings as a playing card manufacturer to a global gaming icon, the Nintendo Museum opens its doors, promising a fun-filled experience for all.