Japan opens first interactive Nintendo museum
Nintendo's first museum opens in Uji, a neighboring town to Kyoto, and offers visitors a wealth of experiences around one of the world's largest video game and entertainment companies, with immersive experiences, vintage consoles and interactive games. teleSUR
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00:00On Wednesday, the Japanese company Nintendo opened its own interactive museum dedicated
00:10to highlighting its history inside a restored factory in Kyoto, Japan's former capital.
00:15The installation exhibits different pieces that allow visitors to see the evolution of
00:19the company over 135 years of development, starting in 1889, with the infrastructure
00:25of hanafuda playing cards, through toys and board games to reaching worldwide success
00:30with video games.
00:31Nintendo Museum has interactive rooms and adds to the fun, the various forms of smartphones
00:36now available along with other initiatives.
00:39The company has also announced the opening of similar facilities in Japan and other countries.