Traveling to Japan but didn’t exchange yen beforehand or didn’t get enough? Or maybe you didn’t know about Japan’s prices and ended up short on cash when you arrived? I’m sure many of you have had similar experiences, right? In these cases, people often end up relying entirely on credit cards, don’t they?
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Night cherry blossoms along the Hinokinai River in Kakunodate
Let’s list a few common situations where you might find yourself without cash while traveling, and tackle this issue together!
1. Traveling to Japan? No more worries about not having enough yen!Find it at any FamilyMart convenience store in Japan“E-net Easy Cash ATM”
2. You spot crazy discounts and must-buy stores, but your credit card limit is maxed out—no fun shopping when you can’t spend freely. What do you do?
Just head to any FamilyMart convenience store in Japan and look for“E-net Easy Cash ATM”
3. At a ramen shop or beef bowl place in Japan,<店，几乎都是要先在食券贩卖机先购入食券的，但食券机几乎都只能使用现金。若是此时身上没有日币现金却又很想吃拉面的时候该怎么办呢?
Just visit the nearest FamilyMart convenience store and use the“E-net Easy Cash ATM”to withdraw Japanese yen cash on the spot. Isn’t that a super convenient service?
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