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06-07-2008, 12:44 PM
Hello,
Does anybody know if Japanese sockets work with 220V appliances (laptop, recharging camera)? Can 1,5V batteries and adapter for different plug-in types be easily bought inside Japan? Thx a lot 
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06-08-2008, 06:25 AM
Hello,
I once got a japanese SEGA Megadrive when young. The alimentation bloc had two flat plugs (like americans) instead of our french two round ones, but the importator gave a small plug adaptor. So I believe you'll need to procure a set of worldwide adaptors (easy to find and not expensive) before going there. But on the alimentation bloc I had a 110 / 220V switch, so I can't tell if they are still in entire 110V or if they have some areas in 220V. So you'll need further info about voltage.   Qu'est ce qui pourrait être plus beau que les fleurs de cerisier? さくらのはなが だいすきですよ! (Sakura no hana ga daisuki desu yo!)
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06-08-2008, 04:01 PM
Have a look on your PSU (that is power supply unit) and note the (V) for voltage.
Most modern devices work on a range of 100-240v so you will just need to adapt for socket type. Like buy an adaptor so the pins can fit the socket.
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