Indonesia to Japan plug adapter: plugs and voltage compared
No. The Indonesia Ministry of Tourism names Type C and F (round pins) for Indonesia. Japan's outlets take Type A plugs with two flat pins (JNTO), so bring a plug adapter to Type A. Japan runs on 100V and Indonesia on 230V.
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Indonesia and Japan side by side
Indonesia: 230V and 50Hz. Japan: 100V, 50Hz in the east and 60Hz in the west.
| Japan | Indonesia | |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 100V JNTO | 230V Indonesia Ministry of Tourism |
| Frequency | 50Hz east, 60Hz west JNTO | 50Hz Indonesia Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources |
| Plug | Type A, two flat pinsPanasonic lists Type A and B JNTO | Round pins (Type C and F) Indonesia Ministry of Tourism |
Who says what about electricity in Indonesia
| Source | What it states | Kind |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesia Ministry of Energy and Mineral ResourcesRegulation No. 20/2020 (grid code) | Frequency: 50Hz Source | Government |
| Indonesia Ministry of TourismPlugs and electricity | Voltage: 230V; frequency: 50Hz; plug: Type C, F Source | Tourism board |
What to pack in Indonesia for Japan
Round pins from Indonesia need a Type A adapter in Japan.
- Round pins: a plug adapter to Type A. Source: Indonesia Ministry of Tourism.
- Each device from Indonesia: read INPUT. 100-240V covers Japan's 100V; 230V alone needs a voltage converter (JNTO).
- Indonesia: 50Hz. Tokyo: 50Hz. Osaka: 60Hz. A 50/60Hz label covers all three.
Why Indonesia is grouped with round pins: The Seoul Tourism Organization writes “the C and F types, which have two round holes”.

Figure by japan-japan.com from JNTO: Plugs and Electricity.
What official pages in Indonesia say
3 statements from the Indonesia Ministry of Tourism and the Indonesia Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.
In English: The nominal frequency of the network is 50.00 Hz.
Visitors from Indonesia in 2025
Indonesia ranked 12th among countries and regions, with 640,577 visitors to Japan in 2025 (JNTO, final figures).
- Visitors in 2025
- 640,577
- Rank
- 12th
- Share of all visitors
- 1.5%
- Change from 2024
- +23.7%
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a plug adapter in Japan from Indonesia?
No. The Indonesia Ministry of Tourism names Type C and F (round pins) for Indonesia. Japan's outlets take Type A plugs with two flat pins (JNTO), so bring a plug adapter to Type A.
Is Japan's voltage the same as Indonesia's?
No. Japan uses 100V (JNTO); Indonesia uses 230V, according to the Indonesia Ministry of Tourism.
Do I need a voltage converter in Japan from Indonesia?
Only for devices rated for 230V alone that are not dual-voltage (JNTO). A charger from Indonesia marked 100-240V needs none.
Related items
Official page: Indonesia Ministry of Tourism
Sources for this page
- Indonesia Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 20/2020 (grid code)checked October 3, 2026
- Indonesia Ministry of Tourism Plugs and electricitychecked October 3, 2026
- Seoul Tourism Organization Visit Seoul: essential informationchecked October 3, 2026
- Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) Plugs & Electricitychecked October 3, 2026
- Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) FAQ: basic informationchecked October 3, 2026
- Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) Visitor arrivals by nationality and month, 2025 final figureschecked October 3, 2026
Compiled by Japan Japan !! · Updated October 3, 2026