Release date: April 26
Wii Console: 220,000 Won ($225 USD)
Wii Remote: 28,000 Won ($29 USD)
Nunchuk: 15,000 Won ($15 USD)
Classic Controller: 15,000 Won
Wii Sports: 39,000 Won ($40 USD)
Wii Play: 39,000 Won
Rayman Raving Rabbids 2: 38,000 Won
Zack & Wiki: 39,000 Won
FIFA 08: 45,000 Won
Elebits: 43,000 Won
Namco Museum Remix: 38,000 Won
Swing Golf Pangya 2nd Shot!: 48,000 Won

Release date: May
Guitar Hero III: 88,000 Won

As you've probably noticed $1 = roughly 1,000 Won

http://www.nintendo.co.kr/Wii/wii/thebody.php
http://www.nintendo.co.kr/Wii/software/software_list.php

Edit: Sorry, release date in title is wrong, actual date is Friday April 26

This will be very interesting to see what kind of numbers it does there.

Are these numbers trackable?

Wow thats cheap. Maybe a look into the near future as the Wii gets a price cut? Or the fact that Korea is heavily into piracy, they need to make the games cheap enough to stop it.

Well, prices aren't that cheap for Asia, but you're right. Piracy is rampant in Korea, and Wii is easy to mod, so whilst it should see good HW sales, SW is another story.

That's not that cheap. $225 w/o sports and sports and play the same price as Zack & Wiki?? Do they both come with controllers?

How are they packaged in Japan and in Japan are they as expensive as the full priced games?

Korean packaging:

Wii Play comes with Wii Remote, Wii Sports doesn't. 

So will Korea be track under Others? Or will it be included with Japan?

Others

Well even though they cant stop piracy in Korea atleast Nintendo have hardware boost in that region. Mod chips will also help too. I know because Im from the Philippines even with PS3 40 GB here is 20,000 pesos, 300 dollars compared to the Wii which is also 20,000 pesos, 300 dollars Wii sales here are selling like hotcakes LITERALLY because of piracy. Theres no pirated Blu ray disc here yet, and it will never be. Blu Ray will never be mainstreamed here, most of us here used SDTVs.

BTW why Wii here was 300 dollars because its a third party import, from the states. It even uses 110 volt instead of standard 220 volt plug that we using here. Considered Korea to be lucky because theyre paying the standard 225-250 dollars price range.