How do you say "Do you have motion-sickness pills?" in Japanese?

Name: Winding Mountain Roads in Japan? Ask for This Before You Board.
Uploaded: 2026-07-18T21:09:23Z
Duration: 38 s
Description: Learn to say 酔い止めはありますか？ (yoidome wa arimasu ka?) — Do you have motion-sickness pills?. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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Winding Mountain Roads in Japan? Ask for This Before You Board.

To say Do you have motion-sickness pills? in Japanese, say 酔い止めはありますか？ (yoidome wa arimasu ka?).

The switchback bus to Hakone or Koya-san can wreck your stomach. Ask for this at any drugstore first.

酔い止めはありますか？ yoidome wa arimasu ka? Do you have motion-sickness pills?

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酔い止めはありますか？ yoidome wa arimasu ka? Do you have motion-sickness pills?
酔い止めはありますか？ yoidome wa arimasu ka? Do you have motion-sickness pills?

Why this phrase

Motion sickness on Japan's switchback mountain buses and ferries is a common tourist ambush. A pharmacy or konbini ask for 酔い止め, an uncommonly taught but genuinely useful word. Mostly English around one repeated Japanese question.