charging camera battery in Japan?

Hi everyone, basically i'm just wondering if i'll be ok charging my digital camera battery in Tokyo/Kyoto...

on the charging unit is says 100-240 V and 50/60 Hz, using a socket converter since im from UK, will i damage my battery due to difference in V etc.

Sorry if this is a completely moronic question to ask, but not clued up on this stuff.

on the charging unit is says 100-240 V and 50/60 Hz, using a socket converter since im from UK, will i damage my battery due to difference in V etc.

No problem, the 100-240 volts means it accepts voltages between 100-240 volts and will convert it to the proper voltage for charging.

Thanks alot for getting back to me, much appreciated!

don't forget you'll need an adaptor for the Japanese sockets

Hi
When I was in Osaka 2 years ago with my Nikon
I had same problem and I went to a major
store with lady friend and the guy behind counter gave me a power lead from wall socket to charge unit like yours.
Price was 1000 yen and it worked fine for me.
I'm from NZ so my power lead is rated 240 v
so buying a Japanese one did the job.

Small town boy,

I had same problem...

The OP does not gave a problem, since he/she already has a charger compatible with 100-240 V mains voltage, which means it will be fine in Japan (100 V).

...and has mentioned that they already have a plug adapter.