Which Japanese rice cookers work in Taiwan?

Reasons:

• Most Japanese 100V rice cookers work in 110–120V regions; a step-down transformer with 100V output is recommended (19)Why: Some users report that when the local voltage runs high, their rice cooker showed an error code and would not cook, and that it worked normally after adding a step-down transformer; many other users report no problems without one. Choose a coil-type step-down transformer with 100V output, rated at least the cooker's wattage ÷ 0.8. Manufacturers do not support use outside Japan, and there is no warranty.

Reasons:

• Different plug shape; you need a plug adapter (23)
• Voltage not compatible: the rated voltage doesn't cover the local voltage (e.g. a Japan-only 100V model on 200–240V will burn out); transformers are not recommended for high-wattage appliances (22)
• The manufacturer says to use it only at its rated voltage; the local voltage differs, so it will not work as is (1)Why: The manufacturer's manual or website states the conditions of use (e.g. "For 220 V AC only", "for use in mainland China only"); see the specification sources on the product page. Choose a model whose rated range covers your local voltage.
• Frequency doesn't match; motor speed or timers may be affected (1)