Planning a trip to Japan? Do you need a travel adapter? What every visitor should know about electrical outlets in Japan:
Types of plug in Japan
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Do I need an electrical plug adapter in Japan?
YES , you need one plug adapter electric for traveling in Japan. We strongly recommend that you choose a universal power adapter, thus ensuring its international adaptability.
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Voltage and frequency in Japan
What is the current in Japan? Are your devices compatible?
When planning a trip to Japan, understanding the differences in electrical outlets is essential to ensuring compatibility of your electronic devices.
Japan uses a frequency of 50/60 Hz , slightly higher than in France, and the voltage is 100 V , lower than in France. It is likely that you will need a transformer for your electronic devices.
Good news for travelers : many chargers for cell phones, cameras, laptops, tablets, electric toothbrushes, or other electronic devices are usually internationally compatible. They often display the words: INPUT: 100-240V, 50/60 Hz, indicating their adaptability around the world.
Before leaving for Japan, be sure to check the compatibility of your devices and possibly equip yourself with an adapter or transformer to fully enjoy your stay.
The Universal LumiTravel will allow you to travel around the world without worry about the electrical specificities of each country and without worrying that your phone will run out of battery.
Travel information
Explore the latest travel advice for travelers to Japan on the ministry's official portal . Plan your trip with considerations such as visa requirements, currency conversion, health guidelines, and more.
