Nintendo shops in Japan
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Nintendo runs five shops of its own: Nintendo TOKYO in Shibuya PARCO, Nintendo OSAKA in Umeda, Nintendo KYOTO near the company's home city centre, Nintendo FUKUOKA at Hakata station, and Nintendo Check-in, a small counter at Kansai airport. They sell goods rather than games — plush, apparel, stationery, shop-exclusive items — and the Tokyo one asks for a numbered ticket at busy times. Two Kirby Cafe stores carry the same maker's goods, and 1-UP Factory sits inside Super Nintendo World, which needs a park ticket.
9 shops in 4 prefectures, with facts read on their official page.
See them on the mapTokyo (東京都)
- K-BOOKS Ikebukuro Fancy-kanK-BOOKS 池袋ファンシー館Ikebukuro · 1F · Mon–Fri 12:00–20:00 · Sat–Sun 11:30–20:00Facts from the official websiteFigures
- Kirby Café PETIT Tokyo StationKirby Café PETITTokyo Station · B1F · Closing days not listed 10:00–20:30Facts from the official websiteFigures
- Kirby Café THE STORE Tokyo Solamachiカービィカフェ ザ・ストア 東京ソラマチ店4F · Closing days not listed 10:00–21:00Facts from the official websiteFigures
- Nintendo TOKYO6F · Closing days not listed 10:00–21:00Facts from the official websiteFigures
Kyoto (京都府)
- Nintendo KYOTO7FFacts from the official websiteFigures
Osaka (大阪府)
- 1-UP Factory (Super Nintendo World, Universal Studios Japan)ワンナップ・ファクトリー（スーパー・ニンテンドー・ワールド）Facts from the official websiteFigures
- Nintendo OSAKA13FFacts from the official websiteFigures
Fukuoka (福岡県)
- Nintendo FUKUOKA8FFacts from the official websiteFigures
Elsewhere in Japan
- Nintendo Check-in1F · Closing days not listed 10:30–17:30Facts from the official websiteRetro games
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