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  1. 2023年5月1日 · 1 year ago. Hi all! I am looking for the Dyson Airwrap Multi Styler (with 3 attachments) in Tokyo, retailing at ¥44,000. I intend to buy this item on the first day of the trip. Link to the item for reference: https://www.dyson.co.jp/hair-care/dyson-airwrap-styler/dyson-airwrap-multi-styler/dyson-airwrap-multi-styler-long-nickel-copper.aspx.

  2. 98 reviews. 67 helpful votes. Dyson Vacuum Cleaners. 11 years ago. Hi, I really want to purchase a Dyson DC35. Given that Dysons are made in Malaysia I thought it might be cheaper to buy one during my upcoming visit to KL rather than here in Australia. I have tried searching to find a Malaysian price on any websites and cant find any information.

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  4. 6 years ago. If it fits within the maximum hold baggage dimensions (as there are so many different models of Dyson vacuum cleaner it is impossible to say whether it will or not without more information) for the airline you'll be flying with, you can take it. There's no rule to say you can't bring one.

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  6. 2024年1月17日 · 47 reviews. 162 helpful votes. 3. Re: Hair driers etc. 1 year ago. Also , unless your hair dryer is dual voltage you would also need a converter as CR and U K use different voltages. CR uses 120v like Canada and US. Reply. Report inappropriate content.

  7. 12 reviews. 17 helpful votes. flat irons and hair dryer in japan. 4 years ago. Help! I have read so many posts with different answers. I know most hotels have an dryer but prob not a flat iron, is it fairly easy to purchase a flat iron there?? Or does anyone have the name of an adapter they have used to travel in japan that worked well?