Nintendo Museum Direct

Join us for a brief tour of the Nintendo Museum that’s scheduled to open on October 2nd, 2024, in Kyoto, Japan!

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[NathanielBandy]

I was already impressed with the big NES controller.

Then you showed me the big Wii remote

[isaac_aren]

I love that the tone of this presentation is in-keeping with a museum rather than an arcade or theme park. Giving video game history the proper reverance it deserves

[jerrysgardentractorsengine]

It’s honestly poetic how the site where Nintendos manufacturing history began has been turned into a site immortalizing all things Nintendo

[nisyturtle]

How rewarding it must be to devote your life working for a company, and to have a museum built dedicated to the things you worked on. Mr. Miyamoto is truly legendary.

[alexsorroza]

What I love is that Miyamoto-San was there since the beginning, and he says all the time “I remember this building before the museum…. I played this system on release…. I was part of the design of this….”

The man is a living legend

[gnomefuel]

could watch miyamoto play games w museum staff all day, this place looks like something i’ve seen in my dreams

[JuneReed-zi]

If Miyamoto standing menacingly with two lightgun-toting bodyguards doesn't become a meme, I will live in infinite despair for all eternity

[ZefTillDeath]

I love how the man who should be the main attraction of the museum is giving us a tour of the museum.

[NiGHTS]

Miyamoto never lost his inner child. He's the perfect ambassador for a company like Nintendo.

[sora_]

I love this man! He doesn’t act like an executive he just enjoys his job and enjoys making games!

[Winky]

The fact it's built on the same land as their old factory is a really nice touch.
Would love to visit it someday.

[IamgamerNate]

the toads at the end were the best thing i never knew i needed

[Yuri-vhiq]

This museum is pure poetry. I think this is even better than Nintendo World.
I think it's very admirable to be near the end of your career and show all the things you made along your life. I can just aplaude.

[danielchannel]

3:49 I love how the mario 2 section is completely blank

[NintendoCollecting]

I really love how it's an interactive museum - and that giant, playable N64 controller looks amazing!

[loganthecoolcatdude]

It's incredible how Miyamoto can shoot up those enemies like that.

[Shy]

Don't let speedrunners touch that giant N64 controller

[joshslater]

This looks like an amazing place. If I ever go to Japan, this would definitely be on my to do list.

It was honestly so wholesome seeing Mayamoto do the introductory tour, how he fondly remembers being a part of Nintendo’s history, and just how good he still is at many of the games. It was also a great touch to build the museum on the site of the original factory.

[TheCoordinate]

this made me a bit emotional. seeing their history and them celebrating it with this museum is so heart warming. i will always love Nintendo. ❤

[grayfox]

Wow, this is one swell museum. If it wasn't on the other side of the world, I would visit it every single day. It's just wonderful.