By MOOK Scenic Spots House, compiled and reported
The Japanese yen has been gradually depreciating recently. Although the decline isn’t dramatic, it has already dropped to 0.27, and in recent days it has continued to fall. Taking February 15 as an example, Yongfeng Bank’s selling rate was 0.2709 and the buying rate was 0.2638. Judging by the trend, the selling rate could reach 0.26. Those planning to travel to Japan might want to take advantage of this opportunity to exchange some yen.
The yen could fall to 0.26 – time your yen exchange right. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots House Zhang Yingying)
Next, Japan will enter peak cherry blossom season, and the cherry blossom front has already released its second update. Those planning to go cherry blossom viewing in Japan this year might want to keep an eye on the blooming forecasts for various spots.