[Recommended by Active Pilots New Color Available] Sekapla Worldwide Compatible and Double USB Port Conversion Plug, Compact, Travel-Friendly,

[Smart conversion plug "Sekapla" basic model, usable in 190 countries worldwide]: *This product is intended for use only overseas and cannot be used in Japan. It is intended for use by Japanese travelers and tourists abroad. In response to feedback that the plug was not long enough to reach Korea and parts of Europe, an extension plug compatible with Type C only for Korea and parts of Europe is included. We recommend this product in particular in Korea, where we have received reports that similar products often fail to charge due to the plug not reaching the intended length. [One device for peace of mind worldwide]: With four main plug types, it's compatible with almost all countries, over 190 countries, so you can travel with peace of mind with just this one device. (Note: The B3 type, which is rarely used in parts of India, Mongolia, China, Ghana, and Nigeria, is not compatible, but it is compatible with over 98% of countries.) A quick search will reveal that the number of countries in the world is "196." There are products that claim to be compatible with 200 countries, but please be aware that this is a false claim and constitutes a misleading advertisement. [Compact, Lightweight, and Double USB Charging Ports]: Traveling abroad can be a hassle, so we've adopted a unique "seamless plug design" that allows each plug on the back to fold away, minimizing bulk and space. It's compact and fits in the palm of your hand. It's also 50g lighter than the previous model, weighing just 90g. It's easy to take out and charge, making it stress-free to carry around. [First-time purchase bonus: Useful overseas travel information column included]: In order to help as many people as possible enjoy their overseas travels with peace of mind, we have included two bonus e-columns: "Top 10 overseas pickpocket and scam patterns and how to prevent them" and "Top 10 things you'll regret not bringing from Japan when traveling abroad." (You can read the contents by scanning the QR code on your smartphone.)