Collection: Famicom HVC-001 / HVC-101 — Original NES from Japan, Tested & Working

Famicom Consoles For Sale — Cleaned & Tested by Hand in Japan

Yes, these are for sale, and they work. Every Famicom on this shelf has been opened, cleaned and tested by the shopkeeper before it was listed, and carries a 30-day guarantee. Consoles run from about $62 to $250 depending on model, boxing and which cartridges come with them — the original HVC-001 sits around $75–$250, the New Famicom HVC-101 around $101–$226, and a serviced Famicom + Disk System bundle starts at $62. Cartridges start at $2, with most sitting near $20. (Bands as of 2026-08 — each listing shows its own real price.)

HVC-001 (1983) — the original Family Computer, with its hard-wired controllers. The machine everything else began from.
HVC-101 (New Famicom, 1993) — the later, quieter redesign with composite AV output. The easy one to put on a modern television.
Region. These are Japanese (NTSC-J) consoles and cartridges. Each listing says exactly what it is; please read it before you buy.
Shipping. Sent worldwide from Japan, packed by the same hands that tested it.

What I want to do, more and more these days, is pass on the deeper story — and help people keep enough room in their lives to enjoy games, and to enjoy living. That is why the history below sits under the price, and not instead of it.
— The shopkeeper, Enjoy Game Japan

The Family Computer (Famicom)

The Place Where All Adventures Began.

Hello, it's the shopkeeper.

Our adventures always began from this little red and white box.

That magic spell of blowing "fooo!" into the cartridge. That feeling of pushing it into the console with a firm "clunk!" The simple, yet anticipation-filled silence when you turned on the power. Each and every one of those rituals was an important signal that sent us from our everyday lives into the world of adventure.

Looking at it now, it's a surprisingly simple machine. But on top of this simple box, we saved the universe, defeated dragons, and rescued the kingdom's princess. The single cable connecting the console to the TV was a magical thread that connected reality and dreams.

Of course, it had its slightly clumsy aspects, looking back now, like the square A/B buttons that made your thumbs hurt, or the unreasonable difficulty of some games. (Well, perhaps that very clumsiness was the greatest teacher, which taught us "ingenuity" and "patience.")

This unit is not just the "first generation." It is the "origin point" of all legends, which transformed living rooms around the world into stages for adventure. The Famicom wasn't just a game console. It was the first door to my own adventures.

Shopping Guide

Choose Your Door to Adventure

At Enjoy Game Japan, we offer a curated selection of Famicom products, each serviced by our expert staff, ready to bring back your fondest memories.

Product Categories

Famicom Consoles & Bundles: Ready-to-play systems and value sets including the Disk System.