点评:This was number one on my son’s wishlist for our trip to Japan in May. He’s played Nintendo since he was 4, and even at 30+ years old, he still loves it. He’s had every single console ever made since 1995. We entered two accounts in the lottery when it opened, 3 months in advance. Sadly, we didn’t get in, but we got lucky because there were cancellations for the day we wanted, even though the time was different. We took the train from Kyoto, and our entry time was 4 PM. They are very strict on checking IDs before entering. The names on the tickets were verified with your passport.
As previous reviewers have written, the museum is two floors. Interactive games are on the first floor, and Nintendo history is on the second floor. I was amazed by the broad range of ages enjoying the museum, from young children to middle-aged adults. Just as many girls as boys, and even pregnant women and moms with babies in slings.
I was happy watching my son thoroughly enjoy himself. All the people working there were very nice and helpful. They gladly took pictures for people and answered any questions.
The last stop was the museum store, which had lots of nostalgic memorabilia. We were there for 3.5 hours, and even though we didn’t enter until 4 PM, there was plenty of time since they are open until 8 PM in the summer. We didn’t stop at the Nintendo Cafe since we decided to eat at Kappa Sushi nearby.
翻译:这是我儿子为五月份的日本之行所列的愿望清单上的第一项。他从4岁起就开始玩任天堂的游戏,即便现在30多岁了,依然乐此不疲。自1995年起,市面上发售过的所有任天堂游戏机他都拥有。在抽奖活动开启前三个月,我们便用两个账号参与了报名。可惜没能中签,不过我们还算幸运:虽然我们想要的那天的预约时间有所不同,但当天确实有名额空缺。我们从京都乘火车前往,预约的入场时间是下午4点。他们在入场前会严格检查身份证件。门票上的名字也会与您的护照信息进行核对。
正如之前的评论者所写,博物馆共有两层。互动游戏区位于一楼,任天堂的发展历史则展示在二楼。令我惊讶的是,参观者年龄层非常广泛,从幼童到中年人都有。男孩和女孩的数量相当,甚至还有孕妇以及背着婴儿的妈妈们也前来参观。看着儿子玩得开心,我也特别高兴。那里的工作人员都非常友善且乐于助人。他们欣然为人们拍照,还耐心解答各种疑问。
最后一站是博物馆商店,里面有许多令人怀旧的纪念品。我们在那里呆了3个半小时。虽然我们下午4点才进去,但由于夏季博物馆营业时间一直到晚上8点,所以时间还是绰绰有余。我们没有去任天堂咖啡馆,因为决定就在附近的Kappa Sushi用餐。