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Classic Consoles
What Is the Nintendo Wii
The Wii(ウィー) is Nintendo’s home console released in December 2006 at 25,000 yen. Its motion-controlled play with the Wii Remote made titles like Wii Sports a hit even with people who never played games, defining an era. Production ended in 2013, so today Japanese pre-owned game shops with their complete bundles are the most practical way to relive it.
3 Top Picks: From Basic to Bundled Sets
Nintendo Wii Console (White, 4-Piece Set)
Pre-owned. The basic 4-piece set with console, Wii Remote, Nunchuk and cables. The seller lists a 30-day guarantee, making this the best-value entry.
Nintendo Wii Console (White, with Wii Remote Plus)
Pre-owned. A ready-to-play set that includes the more precise Wii Remote Plus. Hook it up to your TV and start playing right away.
Nintendo Wii Console + Wii Sports Resort Bundle
Pre-owned. A recommended bundle with the Wii Sports Resort disc, console, controllers and cables all included. Party-ready on arrival.
Things to Check Before You Order
- Actual shipping costs and delivery options are shown at checkout on FROM JAPAN.
- Shipping fees, customs duties and clearance rules vary by region. Please check the conditions shown at checkout.
- Japanese consoles are NTSC-J with 100V power. Check your TV input and voltage needs, and note that game discs are also region-locked.
- Cosmetic wear and included accessories follow the seller’s listing. Check the bundle contents on the item page before ordering.
Get the Wii with FROM JAPAN
All 3 picks above are in stock at Japanese used-game specialists and can be ordered through FROM JAPAN for delivery to your door. To see more bundles and games, browse the full search results:
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Product information and prices are as shown on the item pages as of August 4, 2026. Actual availability is subject to FROM JAPAN and the seller’s pages.
US dollar prices in this article are reference values converted at the August 4, 2026 exchange rate. Actual transactions use the rate on the day.



