Planning a trip to Japan but didn’t exchange enough yen because you were in a rush, or just didn’t know how much you’d need? Ever found yourself short on cash because you underestimated Japan’s prices? In such cases, do you usually rely entirely on your credit card?
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Night cherry blossoms along the Hinokinai River in Kakunodate
Let’s list some common situations where you might find yourself without cash while traveling—and figure out how to solve them!
1. Traveling in Japan? No need to worry about running out of yen anymore!
2. What if you come across crazy discounts or amazing shops, but your credit card limit won’t let you shop to your heart’s content? What do you do?
In that case, head to any FamilyMart convenience store in Japan and look for“E-net ATMs”
3. At a Japanese ramen shop or beef bowl place, you almost always have to buy a meal ticket from a vending machine first, but those machines usually only accept cash. What should you do if you don’t have any Japanese yen cash on you but still really want to eat ramen?
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