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Not long ago, the yen exchange rate remained stubbornly high, but now, due to the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, the yen has hit its lowest point in over a year. Take this opportunity to exchange your yen now and wait for better times ahead.
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The yen has reached its lowest exchange rate in over a year. (Photo / Scenic Spots Home, Zhang Yingying)
On February 20, the yen hit its lowest point in over a year, with the exchange rate dropping to 0.2743. Compared to the recent high of 0.3007, the difference is quite noticeable. Although many travelers are currently hesitant about visiting Japan due to the pandemic, many netizens suggest taking advantage of the current exchange rate to exchange yen now and plan your trip once the situation improves.
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With the pandemic causing many travelers to reconsider trips to Japan, why not take advantage of the lower exchange rate to exchange some yen now and save on your future trip. (Photo / Scenic Spots Home, Peggy)
Currently, Taiwan has listed Japan under Level 1 travel alert. Consider exchanging some yen at the lower rate now to save money for your future trip.