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Most Japanese curling irons and flat irons now support 100–240V global voltage, so they work in most countries. For cordless models, watch the lithium battery rules for flights.

20 models from JP¥4,420 16 with worldwide voltage
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Before you buy a Hair Iron

  • Check the voltage first: most flat and curling irons are 100–240V, but make sure the range covers your local voltage. A few domestic models are marked AC100V only. More ›
  • Cordless models: those with a non-removable battery are prohibited on flights; for removable batteries, take the battery out and keep it in your carry-on. More ›
  • Barrel size determines the curl: 32mm suits big curls on medium-long hair, 38mm suits loose waves on long hair. More ›
  • For fine, soft hair, a max of 180–200℃ is enough; only coarse or naturally curly hair needs 210–220℃. More ›
  • Japanese models have a Type A flat two-pin plug; use a plug adapter if your outlets don't accept it. More ›

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20 modelsJapan reference prices incl. tax, updated 2026-10-24

✅Panasonic nanocare Straightener EH-HS0J

ストレートアイロン ナノケア EH-HS0J
Panasonic ★ 4.62 JP¥13,499

Tax-free JP¥12,272

Do these hair irons work in your country?

See which models work as is, need an accessory or will not work, destination by destination (numbers: work as is / checked).

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Taking it home

  • Corded models: check the voltage. 100–240V models work if the range covers your local voltage; AC100V domestic models can't be plugged into 200–240V
  • Cordless models: with a non-removable battery, they're allowed in neither carry-on nor checked baggage; with a removable battery, carry the battery with you and the body can be checked
  • Under Japanese rules, butane curling irons are limited to 1 per person with a safety cover, and spare gas cartridges are not allowed; some airlines may be stricter (no butane models currently on sale are listed on this site)
  • Let it cool completely before packing, ideally in a heat-resistant pouch
  • Japanese models have a Type A flat two-pin plug; use a plug adapter if your outlets don't accept it

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Updated 2026-10-24Prices are for reference only; check in store.Data sources & methods