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Nintendo has unveiled new details about its upcoming museum project, which has been officially named the \u201cNintendo Museum.\u201d This announcement was made during the latest Nintendo Direct presentation by Shinya Takahashi, providing eager fans with insights into what to expect from this exciting venture. The Nintendo Museum aims to showcase a diverse range of Nintendo products spanning the company\u2019s illustrious history. Nintendo enthusiasts can anticipate a treasure trove of artifacts, from iconic consoles to beloved games and memorabilia.<\/p>\n
Construction on the Nintendo Museum is currently underway, with a target completion date set for March 2024. However, the precise opening date will be confirmed at a later time, keeping fans eagerly awaiting further updates. Situated at the location of the Nintendo Uji Ogura Plant in Kyoto\u2019s Uji city, this site has a rich history dating back to 1969. Initially established for manufacturing playing and Hanafuda cards, as well as serving as a customer service center for product repairs, the plant played a vital role in Nintendo\u2019s early years. While these functions eventually moved to another Uji city plant, the building remained dormant.<\/p>\n
In 2021, Nintendo revealed ambitious plans to transform the plant into a museum, following discussions with the city of Uji. This decision coincided with the city\u2019s redevelopment efforts in the nearby Ogura Station area, making the Nintendo Museum an integral part of this urban renewal project. Although Nintendo has previously exhibited some of its products, notably at the Nintendo World store in New York, where a museum section showcased rare systems, the Nintendo Museum represents an exciting first. It will be a dedicated and permanent space designed to celebrate and preserve the rich history of Nintendo, allowing fans and visitors to immerse themselves in the company\u2019s storied past.<\/p>\n