Other features include Love Tester SP, where two people hold hands and try various tests to raise their love level, Game & Watch SP, where you control the game using your shadow on a giant screen, and NES, Super NES, and NINTENDO 64 software with controllers for each game console. You can enjoy NINTENDO CLASSIC.

Tired of playing, I took a lunch break at HATENA BURGER, which has the atmosphere of an American diner.

You can choose from a wide variety of buns, main ingredients, toppings, and sauces to create your own customized hamburger. There are more than 270,000 possible combinations! There are also many Kyoto-style toppings such as Kujo green onions, Manganji togarashi (red pepper), and shibazuke (a type of pickled radish). If you are in doubt, don't worry, there is also a standard hamburger menu.

Trivia: The burgers range from a thoroughly Japanese style burger featuring grilled Spanish mackerel and oyakodon, to a vegetable burger consisting of only vegetables with a large mushroom as the centerpiece!

The last thing you want to do is visit the museum store. Welcome to the Bonus Stage! and the cheerful shouts of the store clerks will lift your spirits even higher.

Here, you will find not only official goods themed on the world of [Nintendo] games and characters, but also quite a variety of limited-edition items that can only be purchased at the [Nintendo Museum]!

Affordable items such as T-shirts, cups, eco-bags, towels, and snacks are perfect for yourself or as souvenirs for friends and family. A large cushion shaped like a video game controller makes a big impact! Before you know it, you'll have a basket full of souvenirs...

Trivia: Products with the "Nintendo MUSEUM" logo on the package are the exclusive products of the [Nintendo Museum]. There are no online sales, so this is the only store where you can purchase these items!

I visited this time thinking that this facility is mainly for people who know a lot about games. Actually, I was a little worried, but even those who are not familiar with games were able to fully enjoy the event!
The exhibition area on the second floor is sure to be a great place to visit with people of any age to see nostalgic software and game consoles. The contents were so extensive that fans could spend an entire day there.

In the experience space on the first floor, there are many games that can be enjoyed by everyone from adults to children, with varying degrees of difficulty. Even the games that look simple are so deep that you will lose track of time and get hooked! With a café and a selection of souvenirs, this was a highly satisfying outing spot that could be enjoyed from morning to night!

＜From the time you reserve your ticket to the time you come to the museum
Tickets must be reserved in advance and are currently sold by lottery.

(1) Apply for the lottery (Applications are accepted 3 months prior to the visit to the museum)
note (supplementary information) symbolNintendo Account (free to create)is required
(2) Confirm the results of the lottery (in the afternoon of the 1st of the month following the month of application)
(3) Pay for the winning ticket (announcement of winning results - 7th of each month)
(4) Issue "QR Ticket" (from 2:00 p.m. on the day before the visit)
Ticket PageClick on "Confirm Ticket" and then "Issue QR Ticket" to issue a ticket.
(5) Visiting the museum
QR ticket and ID (My number card / driver's license (including driving history certificate) / passport / residence card, etc. / disability certificate or Milairo ID) are required to enter the museum.
Pass through the baggage check and receive an entrance pass.

Reservations areherefrom

<Rates
Adults 3300 yen / Junior high and high school students 2200 yen / Elementary school students 1100 yen / Preschool children free
<Paid experience
Let's make Hanafuda (Japanese playing cards)" 2,000 yen (takes about 60 minutes)
Let's play Hanafuda (Japanese playing cards)" 500 yen per person (about 30 minutes)