During a recent press conference, Nintendo's former president Hiroshi Yamauchi proposed
launching Nintendo into the animation world. He added that an overseas appeal was paramount. But don't expect to be
seeing a Zelda anime popping up any time soon. Yamauchi is interested in adopting the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu. No, that's
not how we say 'Super Mario Brothers' in Japanese. Rather, Yamauchi is referring to a collection of 7th & 13th
century Japanese poems. While it may seem puzzling at first, the proposal does make sense since Yamauchi is now the
president of the foundation that promotes these works. He plans to pitch the idea to Nintendo next month.
Nintendo sets its sights on the film industry
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