How do you say "Is there somewhere to change a nappy?" in Japanese?

Name: Every Japanese Department Store Has a Free Room With a Sofa and Hot Water. It's Not on the English Floor Map.
Uploaded: 2026-09-01T14:16:25Z
Duration: 30 s
Description: Learn to say おむつ替えの場所はありますか？ (omutsu-gae no basho wa arimasu ka?) — Is there somewhere to change a nappy?. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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Every Japanese Department Store Has a Free Room With a Sofa and Hot Water. It's Not on the English Floor Map.

To say Is there somewhere to change a nappy? in Japanese, say おむつ替えの場所はありますか？ (omutsu-gae no basho wa arimasu ka?).

Somewhere upstairs there's a quiet room with a changing table, a sofa, and a tap that runs water at exactly formula temperature. It's free, nobody checks a receipt, and the English floor map doesn't mention it.

おむつ替えの場所はありますか？ omutsu-gae no basho wa arimasu ka? Is there somewhere to change a nappy?

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おむつ替えの場所はありますか？ omutsu-gae no basho wa arimasu ka? Is there somewhere to change a nappy?
四階にベビー休憩室がございます。ご案内しますね。 yonkai ni bebī kyūkeishitsu ga gozaimasu. go-annai shimasu ne. There's a baby room on the fourth floor. I'll take you there.
ありがとうございます、助かります。 arigatō gozaimasu, tasukarimasu. Thank you, that's a real help.

Kanji in this phrase

おむつ替え: おむつがえ
場所は: ばしょわ
四階: よんかい
休憩室: きゅうけいしつ

Why this phrase

A department store information desk. Hana plays the floor staff, Kōfuku plays a parent hunting for somewhere to change a baby. Nearly every depato, big station and shopping mall has a ベビー休憩室: changing tables, a curtained nursing booth, a hot water tap for formula, all free, and staff will walk you there. The way in is 「おむつ替えの場所はありますか？」, which is the ありますか pattern doing the work.