The Nintendo Museum’s sign and logo have been revealed

The Nintendo Museum’s sign and official logo were recently revealed by Nintendo on their account. Although the sign isn’t super flashy o⭕r extravagant, it still looks crisp and welcoming for future fans to admire while paying a visit to the historical site.

Dur♛ing a in September, the gaming giant teased fans with the museum. In the Instagram post that Nintendo Japan posted on October 26, the sign and logo can be 🅠seen from a number of different perspectives, showing off the sign from different times of the day.

Currently♍, the museum is under construction in Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture, near Kyoto, Japan. The renovations and construction work are s🧔et to be completed in March 2024. The sole purpose of the long-awaited project is to provide fans with a glimpse of the company’s legacy, history, and highlights through a well-laid-out collection of its past.

History of the Nintendo Museum Site

Back in 2021, Nintendo annou𓆏nced the renovation of one of their old facilities, its . First built in 1969, the plant’s original purpose was to produce playing cards and Hanafuda cards. Later on, the plant became a customer service hub, for the company’s products to be repaired. 

The renovations announced include both the plant and the land surrounding it. Originally, this project was plann﷽ed to be called the with a similar concept and approach to its current museum idea.

We’ll hopefully see more than just a sign in the months to come, leading up to the Nintendo Museum’s opening.