Hey Zener,
I had the reverse problem 2 years ago. I lived a while in France, and when I got back to Canada, I had several gadgets, peripherals and appliances running on 220V that I needed to power off 110V.
A Toshiba laptop plug I bought in Europe had a 2 part power cord, one that housed the 110/220 AC/DC transformer that plugged directly in the laptop power socket, and one with the country-specific wall plug. I just had to replace the latter. Make sure your Minolta printer isn't already able to handle the 220V. Also check Minolta's website, they might offer a cheap accesory for travelers that will do it.
For the other 220V-only stuff, I bought **broken link removed** that can do 110-120-220-240V in any direction and adapt to any wall plug in the world. I paid between $20 and $25US each for 100W & 200W models, along with a little $5 50W transformer that could power my little 25W soldering iron.
Well worth the $ in my opinion.
Check the PowerBright link above, they have 1500W to 3000W options... Might not be worth it for you to buy in the US, but maybe you can find a distributor in your country?