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The Japanese yen has finally hit 0.26—perfect time for Japan lovers to exchange currency.

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The Japanese yen has been steadily depreciating. Aside from a slight rise just before the cherry blossom festival, recent developments such as the conclusion of the French election and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding North Korea’s missile issues have caused the safe-haven currency, the yen, to start falling again. Although the decline isn’t dramatic, it has dropped below 0.275...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled Report

 
The Japanese yen has been steadily depreciating. Aside from a slight rise just before the cherry blossom festival, recent developments such as the conclusion of the French election and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding North Korea’s missile issues have caused the safe-haven currency, the yen, to start falling again. Although the decline isn’t dramatic, it has dropped below 0.275. In recent days, it has continued to decline. For example, on May 4th, it hit a new low with the bank buying rate at 0.2618 and selling rate at 0.269 (Yuanta Bank), officially seeing the 0.26 range.
 

With the yen dipping to 0.26, now is a great time to exchange for it. (Image / MOOK)

In May, many people will visit Ashikaga Park to admire the vast purple wisteria blooms or hit Hitachi Seaside Park to see the blue nemophila flower fields. May is also the birthday month of Tokyo Skytree. Starting in June, Hokkaido offers stunning flower fields and seasons such as the rapeseed flower season and the shibazakura (moss phlox) season—all great times to visit. As the peak summer travel season approaches, those planning a trip to Japan should take advantage of the current opportunity to exchange for yen.

 

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