^{So, Nintendo stock right now seems to be at an enticing price.  How  does one buy Nintendo stock? I am not interested in "virtual" stock, but the real thing. Also I do not want to buy FTSE packages etc. Is there any way to get actual Nintendo shares if you are an individual from Europe? And is there a minimum of stocks (e.g. 10 or 100)?}

Same question but for Canada

Have you ever bought stocks before? It pretty much works the same way as buying european stocks. You just have to buy it from Tokyo or any market that trades the stuff.

If you have never bought stocks before, google the very basics of it. Keep in mind to spread your money and don't invest everything in just one company.

You really shouldn't though.

Nintendo is at an all-time high right now, expecting a crack soon.

You should have bought stock during the Wii U era as you would have made a tonne of profit now with more to come as Pokemon is still to come, you buy stocks in pretty much how you would any other company it just depends on the trading platform you decide to use.

Since no one has answered your question. You have to buy OTC shares which it goes by NTDOY under OTC shares. That is the easiest way to invest if you are a foreign investor because otherwise if you were to invest into their direct stock on the Tokyo Stock market they have rule where you have to buy at least 100 shares which at it's current price is about 388 USA dollars per share on Nikkei stock market. So that would cost you over 38 thousand for initial investment.

OTC shares don't have certain limit you need to purchase. You can buy 1 OTC share which is at around 48 dollars a share right now. So OTC shares are the best option to invest into Nintendo.

Did you even bother looking up their stock history before posting that blatant lie?  If you did then you would know their all time high on OTC shares came during Wii/DS era at about 70 dollars per share (NTDOY, OTC share).  Next time look something up if you aren't sure before posting bullshit.

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I stand corrected.

Personally I wouldn't invest in Nintendo right now, they're just too high. Highest they've been the last 10 years:

So you honestly don't think their stock won't move to 70 dollars a share?  The Switch has only been out one year.  Usually it takes investors about a year or two to pull their heads out of their asses for video game stocks.  Nintendo stock will hit 70 dollars a share next year.  I guarantee it.

Actually, Nintendo's stock is currently valued at around $400 USD per share so it sounds like they recently merged stocks ... 

Sony on the other hand is just valued at just under $50 USD yet what's more is that they have a P/E ratio that's nearly 3x smaller than Nintendo's so they are not only a solid bet but their probably undervalued too and they have a solid room for growth as revenues/profits from their other divisions keep increasing. Their future shining brighter than most would be an understatement ... 

Nintendo stock is OK but there's arguably better avenues to seek investments to your portfolio other than Nintendo and maybe even Sony too!