Thank you to Marufukuro for inviting us to share this experience with you! Is this some place you’d like to stay? Check their website for more information: marufukuro.com/
This hotel is perfect for anyone who's both a history buff and a gamer. From the heron sculpture made of stuff left behind to the library and the hotel room, the aesthetic is exquisite. To be able say you woke up in Nintendo's original headquarters is something else
I really like that the Nintendo elements are super subtle and not bashing you over the head. It tows a fine line between elegant and young-at-heart with it's history.
It had that elegance, you're right! It's a different experience compared to what you think of when you hear "Nintendo." It's even better when you realise the history behind it all. My favourite was the original hanko that are in the library. Imagine the papers they had to stamp with those over the years that would eventually lead to what we have today 🤯
This was so relaxing and peaceful to watch! Thank you. Definitely a place I’d like to stay. Additionally, my partner would really appreciate this because he is a huge fan of Nintendo through the years.
I have a ton of content coming in the next little while! This was such a great experience, I'm glad I was able to share it with all of you. Thank you for always watching and commenting, Violenzia ❤️
Nintendo!!Wow! The library is a steal for me. I'm sold with it especially the assortment of free and unlimited drinks and refreshments! Omg. Got this hotel on my bucket list Cris. I love the aesthetic of it. I save this video because i want to renovate my room like the one with a bathtub outside. I'm in love!! Thank you sir!
Wow!!! Thank you for sharing that experience! I learned so much I never knew about Nintendo. And such lovely amenities! I bet you felt deservedly pampered. 😉👍
How very cool. I had no idea Nintendo started out as a paper playing card company! That time clock was amazing, as was the library, and the excruciating attention to detail everywhere. It is funny to think who in the company decided to jump into the crazy new world of electronics and computer games, and who was resistant to change!
Nothing makes me happier than seeing videos with a super genuinely excited Chris! Looks like such an amazing place to visit- especially love the library, too.
wow - Ninento it is!!!!! What a great tour u gave and your experience seem to have fulfilled your dream of a life time. The hotel is awesome and deserves 10 stars - beautiful! The rooms are also gorgeous, too. Love the historic meaning of this place and glad thy decided to keep many of the items in their library - such a unique experience. Thank you for taking the time to share with us. I feel every moment you were there!!!
I can't believe this video only has 35k views... it feels like it should be at least 350k because it's a really nice quality video with very interesting contents!
This makes me want to open up my house as a hotel for fans. Though I hope the fans wouldn't mind seeing several portraits of me portrayed as different historical figures like Napoleon
I would definitely stay there! I love the way the Japanese do their hotels. Nothing I'd done by halves. . especially the toiletry. I never see razors and toothbrushes at USA hotels. And this one is in Kyoto which is one of my favorite cities in Japan. Beautiful and it was the original Nintendo Quarters?! Yes please!
What an interesting place. The Nintendo history is incredible. I don’t think we’d stay there on our next trip because it seems to be more of a place for solo travelers/couples not so much families. But Japan already has so much for Nintendo families, this a really cool option for a different market. Great video Chris 👍👍
Hey! It's good to see you in the comments. Yeah, I don't think this is ideal for families (especially with the price) but for two adults who are Nintendo fans that want a more luxury experience with rich history, then this is it!
That place looks so nice and I'd probably really enjoy the library there (I can't read much Japanese but there are pictures lol). The first console I ever played on was a family computer and seeing it here brought back memories of playing duck hunt and bomberman XD. The rooms look comfortable to be in (the beds looked soft). Also the food looks great especially the breakfast. Wish I could stay there cause it's probably better to see everything in person. Nintendo.
I did my best to capture the vibe. It's so full of history that it's tough to capture on video. It's someplace you definitely have to see in person. Thank you for watching and all the way to the end too!
That is amazing! I'm planning a trip to japan and I'm definitely staying at this hotel! Is there somewhere you can buy those books that are in the library?
Hold the phone - so during your stay, restaurant meals are included in the price!? Including the mini-bar!? So luxe! Thank you for sharing your experience! NINTENDO
OMG, is this really all included? Because I really want to go there when I can finally go to Japan, but I'll be so afraid to touch anything because I already sold my soul to the Yamauchi Family in exchange of Mario games and toys, I need what I have left of me O.o
Yup! You can just get the room without the all-inclusive if you want it a bit cheaper. But, getting three full meals and access to the bar (unlimited drinks) is quite lovely. Thank you for watching!
@@tdrexplorer If I don’t drink alcoholic drinks, would you recommend just getting the room? I know that all-inclusive packages that include alcoholic beverages tend to add a lot to the price when not used.
@@tdrexplorer Okay, didn't reach that point yet. :P But keep up the good content! I think it shows that you're enjoying what you're doing. Would love something maybe LGBTQ+ related, since as part of the alphabet mafia myself, I'm curious how Japan is reacting towards it since I plan of visiting with my better half.
Jealous and frustrated I can't go and I don't know if I will ever be able to. My wife and I thought we would have visited Japan sometime in the last two years, but then we got locked out of the country.
I would spend all my stay at that hotel in the library trying to read all the books before I check out. 😳 Actually, can visitors still use the library even if they aren't booking a room to sleep there?
I mistakenly called it that (it was a long day of filming, I’m only human and didn’t catch it in editing). I call it by its correct name later in the video.
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Thank you to Marufukuro for inviting us to share this experience with you! Is this some place you’d like to stay? Check their website for more information: marufukuro.com/
wow really good video... thanks for making it. it's really good.
very cool
This hotel is perfect for anyone who's both a history buff and a gamer. From the heron sculpture made of stuff left behind to the library and the hotel room, the aesthetic is exquisite. To be able say you woke up in Nintendo's original headquarters is something else
If you're a Nintendo fan and want to have a unique experience you won't find anywhere else, this is it.
I really like that the Nintendo elements are super subtle and not bashing you over the head. It tows a fine line between elegant and young-at-heart with it's history.
It had that elegance, you're right! It's a different experience compared to what you think of when you hear "Nintendo." It's even better when you realise the history behind it all. My favourite was the original hanko that are in the library. Imagine the papers they had to stamp with those over the years that would eventually lead to what we have today 🤯
GGP - Exacyly what I came here to say...it was elegant and still 'in the know'. A *very* attractive combination, indeed. 😏
This was so relaxing and peaceful to watch! Thank you. Definitely a place I’d like to stay. Additionally, my partner would really appreciate this because he is a huge fan of Nintendo through the years.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
This place is definitely added to my bucket list of places to visit, it’s so beautiful!
This needs to be on a Nintendo fans list!
There is so much History in these Buildings..
It's mind blowing isn't it?
Ummm two uploads in as many days?! Yes, please! What an amazing opportunity to stay there! Loved this tour and all the information along with it! ❤️
I have a ton of content coming in the next little while! This was such a great experience, I'm glad I was able to share it with all of you. Thank you for always watching and commenting, Violenzia ❤️
@@tdrexplorer so excited for it all! And like always, gotta make sure the algorithm knows what’s up
Wow, what a gorgeous hotel. The style and architecture is so different from what you usually see. So beautiful and warm.
Thanks Chris. Now I really really miss Japan
This is truly, AMAZING!!! I am excited you got to experience that hotel, and I hope we get a chance the next time we visit Japan
Got my stay set for next month at the suite. Can’t wait.
Nintendo!!Wow! The library is a steal for me. I'm sold with it especially the assortment of free and unlimited drinks and refreshments! Omg. Got this hotel on my bucket list Cris. I love the aesthetic of it. I save this video because i want to renovate my room like the one with a bathtub outside. I'm in love!! Thank you sir!
Thank you for filming your trip and showing us, it was all delightful to see!
Wow!!! Thank you for sharing that experience! I learned so much I never knew about Nintendo. And such lovely amenities! I bet you felt deservedly pampered. 😉👍
Thank you for watching, Anna! The bath was nice, I'll tell you that haha.
How very cool. I had no idea Nintendo started out as a paper playing card company! That time clock was amazing, as was the library, and the excruciating attention to detail everywhere. It is funny to think who in the company decided to jump into the crazy new world of electronics and computer games, and who was resistant to change!
Wow this is the last thing i expected old nintendo HQs to look like, it looks historic af. Id be afraid to touch anything
It's such a historic building and it's easy to overlook if you didn't know where it was!
Really cool vlog! Nintendo is so iconic and such an amazing company. They've gifted the world with so much joy!
Thank you for watching, Ethan!
two videos so quickly!! what a treat, thank you for your hard work Chris!! 🥲❤️
Thank you for watching, Annabelle!
Nothing makes me happier than seeing videos with a super genuinely excited Chris! Looks like such an amazing place to visit- especially love the library, too.
wow - Ninento it is!!!!! What a great tour u gave and your experience seem to have fulfilled your dream of a life time. The hotel is awesome and deserves 10 stars - beautiful! The rooms are also gorgeous, too. Love the historic meaning of this place and glad thy decided to keep many of the items in their library - such a unique experience. Thank you for taking the time to share with us. I feel every moment you were there!!!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Nintendo … we hadn’t thought abt it originally but mayb we might hav to rethink our trip … what a beautiful space
It's a unique experience you won't be able to do anywhere else, that's for sure! Thank you for watching as always and all the way to the end!
I can't believe this video only has 35k views... it feels like it should be at least 350k because it's a really nice quality video with very interesting contents!
My son would love this!! Definitely adding to my bucket list. Thanks for sharing!
This makes me want to open up my house as a hotel for fans. Though I hope the fans wouldn't mind seeing several portraits of me portrayed as different historical figures like Napoleon
Wow that looks like an amazing hotel, Chris!
I'd love to go there for the history and the gaming aspect😍
Thank you for watching! Seriously, the history you feel in this building is incredible.
Great video 🖤🤓 NINTENDO!
Super Nintendo World Hotel isn't exactly what I thought it would be.
hahaha
Wow wow wow, that hotel just looks so luxurious
Beautiful place to stay... Definitely will add to my list of next year stay 🥰🥰🥰
Definitely going to check this out as soon as I get to visit my brother over there. I hope Kyoto can recover.
everything in there was just gorgeous!!
not at all what comes to mind when one says nin- ten-do hotel... gosh it is just so gorgeous.. not a child in sight😊
I would definitely stay there! I love the way the Japanese do their hotels. Nothing I'd done by halves. . especially the toiletry. I never see razors and toothbrushes at USA hotels. And this one is in Kyoto which is one of my favorite cities in Japan. Beautiful and it was the original Nintendo Quarters?! Yes please!
Amazing. Jpn always has the best stuff. Nintendo is the best
Thank you for watching!
Such an elegant hotel! I hope to stay there one day.
Omg I need go to tokyo and this hotel, and Disney~Universal 😱 greetings from Orlando 🏰
Wow this place is awesome, would love to go there one day. Love the content explorer 🙌😎 Stay great
It's a beautiful hotel.
I love how they kept so much of it intact as much as they could with all that detail. Thank you for always watching and commenting!
Ohhh I miss Kyoto...
I hope you get to come back!
What an interesting place. The Nintendo history is incredible. I don’t think we’d stay there on our next trip because it seems to be more of a place for solo travelers/couples not so much families. But Japan already has so much for Nintendo families, this a really cool option for a different market. Great video Chris 👍👍
Hey! It's good to see you in the comments. Yeah, I don't think this is ideal for families (especially with the price) but for two adults who are Nintendo fans that want a more luxury experience with rich history, then this is it!
so gorgeous!
It's beautiful!
This is sooooooo cool!!!
That place looks so nice and I'd probably really enjoy the library there (I can't read much Japanese but there are pictures lol). The first console I ever played on was a family computer and seeing it here brought back memories of playing duck hunt and bomberman XD. The rooms look comfortable to be in (the beds looked soft). Also the food looks great especially the breakfast. Wish I could stay there cause it's probably better to see everything in person.
Nintendo.
I did my best to capture the vibe. It's so full of history that it's tough to capture on video. It's someplace you definitely have to see in person. Thank you for watching and all the way to the end too!
Wow! What an amazing experience! That hotel is beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us!
Thank you for watching!
@@tdrexplorer I love your channel! 💖
I hope you get a day trip back to Kyoto in October for the museum. Did they say anything about taking your amenities home?
That is amazing! I'm planning a trip to japan and I'm definitely staying at this hotel! Is there somewhere you can buy those books that are in the library?
your videos are the bestttt
Thank youuuuu!
hi Chris love the hotel and I still have my game boy color but I don't play with it anymore I didn't know the world nintendo has kanji
I have my Gameboy Color still too! It's the purple one. Thank you for always watching and commenting, Loretta!
Hold the phone - so during your stay, restaurant meals are included in the price!? Including the mini-bar!? So luxe! Thank you for sharing your experience! NINTENDO
Yeah! You can get the all-inclusive if you wish. It's a good option if you don't want to think about meals and plan to stick around Kyoto.
OMG, is this really all included? Because I really want to go there when I can finally go to Japan, but I'll be so afraid to touch anything because I already sold my soul to the Yamauchi Family in exchange of Mario games and toys, I need what I have left of me O.o
Yup! You can just get the room without the all-inclusive if you want it a bit cheaper. But, getting three full meals and access to the bar (unlimited drinks) is quite lovely. Thank you for watching!
@@tdrexplorer If I don’t drink alcoholic drinks, would you recommend just getting the room? I know that all-inclusive packages that include alcoholic beverages tend to add a lot to the price when not used.
It's a Heron not a Pelikan. :D
Yes. I made the mistake at the beginning and I correct myself later in the video.
@@tdrexplorer Okay, didn't reach that point yet. :P
But keep up the good content!
I think it shows that you're enjoying what you're doing.
Would love something maybe LGBTQ+ related, since as part of the alphabet mafia myself, I'm curious how Japan is reacting towards it since I plan of visiting with my better half.
Jealous and frustrated I can't go and I don't know if I will ever be able to. My wife and I thought we would have visited Japan sometime in the last two years, but then we got locked out of the country.
I would spend all my stay at that hotel in the library trying to read all the books before I check out. 😳
Actually, can visitors still use the library even if they aren't booking a room to sleep there?
its more like to be a business hotel
Pelican? Isn't that a Crane? @1:40
Was the Lego model made from actually Lego or from the knock off Legos Nintendo produced back in the day? (N&B Block)
We have two kids. Is this hotel only for adults?
Did you come across any books written by Mr. Iwata?
Oh and I wonder if there's any English translation of that red Mother book collection.
That's not a pelican that's a stork
Pelican? Hehe
Not a stork but a egret
You got your dates wrong Nintendo started in 1889 in kyoto.
The building opened in the 1930s. The company started in 1889.
@@tdrexplorer ahh ok
Where you able to keep the toiletry bag? I want one!
How did you manage to come back to Japan now? I am so angry
I live in Japan
Give me a crane I'm being driven batty by my cat sorry
🏳️🌈
Yassssss!
Bruh....that is NOT a pelican...
I mistakenly called it that (it was a long day of filming, I’m only human and didn’t catch it in editing). I call it by its correct name later in the video.
Awesome!