YOUR HAIR TOOLS IN JAPAN
Before you pack for Japan.
Japan has a nominal supply of 100V at 50/60Hz. The documented socket types are A, B.
The detail that matters
Japan’s 100V supply is lower than the starting voltage of some tools described as dual voltage. A 110-125V / 220-240V rating does not include 100V. Japan also has both 50Hz and 60Hz regions, so this comparison checks both frequencies.
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Compare the exact models
These results assume the listed US-market model matches your tool. “Conditions apply” still requires an appropriate adapter or verified outlet fit. Open the checker to confirm your own model.
| US-market tool | Documented voltage | At this destination |
|---|---|---|
| Aire 360 original 600692-UL Model sources | 125V | Outside documented ratings |
| Aire 360 Ceramic Dual Voltage 602192-UL Model sources | 110-125V / 220-240V | Outside documented ratings |
| SinglePass StyleMax 77590 77590 Model sources | 100-240V | Conditions apply |
| SinglePass Curl X, 1 inch 300292-UL Model sources | 100-240V | Conditions apply |
| SinglePass StyleMax 77592 77592 Model sources | 100-240V | Conditions apply |
| SinglePass StyleMax 77594 77594 Model sources | 100-240V | Conditions apply |
Before connecting
- Confirm the model code and electrical market on the appliance, including its label and manufacturer instructions.
- Match the adapter’s load rating and protective features to the tool and local supply.
- Check the actual room outlet. Do not use an adapter as a voltage converter.
Country sources
CUI World Plug & Input Voltage Guide
PDF pp.2-4. Evidence reviewed 2026-09-13.
World Standards country table
Named country rows, page dated 2025-09-07. Evidence reviewed 2026-09-13.