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The yen is falling again—strike while the iron is hot!Exchange at 0.27 right now!

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The yen is falling again!As of the morning of the 10th, the cash buying and selling price of the yen has dropped to 0.2773, the lowest in recent years. Travelers who love visiting Japan should seize the opportunity and exchange a bunch now!...

By / Scenic Spots Family compiled and reported
 
The yen is falling again!As of the morning of the 10th, the cash buying and selling price of the yen has dropped to 0.2773, the lowest in recent years. Travelers who love visiting Japan should seize the opportunity and exchange a bunch now!

The yen has fallen to 0.2773, the lowest in recent years. (Photo / Scenic Spots Family Zhang Yingying)

On the morning of January 10th, the Taiwan Bank sign showed that the foreign exchange cash selling rate for the yen had reached 0.2773, the lowest price in over a year. Travelers who love Japan shouldn’t miss this great opportunity—exchange your yen now, as you’ll be able to use it whenever you decide to fly there.

The continued appreciation of the New Taiwan Dollar has led to a continuous decline in the yen exchange rate. (Photo / Scenic Spots Family Peggy)

Meanwhile, the highlight of Japanese travel in 2020 was the hosting of the Tokyo Olympics. Many people also think, “I must go to Tokyo in 2020.” Even if you don’t catch the Olympics themselves, you can still experience all the effort and atmosphere Tokyo has put into the event. Many constructions and events are related to 2020, so if you’re planning to attend this major event, you might as well exchange your yen early. Many analysts predict that important Asian currencies, including the yen, are likely to gradually rise this year.

 

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