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Japanese Yen Hits Five-Month Low: Peak Season for Autumn Foliage Trips to Japan, Save Money by Exchanging Early

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — It’s once again the peak travel season for autumn foliage viewing and the December Christmas and New Year holidays, as well as a high period for travel to Japan. The movement of the Japanese Yen is particularly closely watched by Japan enthusiasts. Taking November 5th as an example,...

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It’s once again the peak travel season for autumn foliage viewing and the December Christmas and New Year holidays, as well as a high period for travel to Japan. The movement of the Japanese Yen is particularly closely watched by Japan enthusiasts. Taking November 5th as an example, the cash buying rate for the Yen was 0.2703, and the cash selling rate was 0.2831.

The Yen has reached its lowest level in over five months. (Image / pixabay)

Recently, the Yen rose to around 0.295 in mid-August, then gradually declined slowly, with occasional rebounds, falling to around 0.277 by the end of October (with a cash selling rate of 0.2812). In early November, there has been a slight upward trend again. Those planning to travel to Japan soon may want to exchange currency early and keep a close eye on exchange rate movements.
 

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