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The Japanese yen has been declining in value. Travelers planning to visit Japan soon should pay attention to the best times for currency exchange.

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Compared to 2015, the Japanese yen has been steadily recovering. It once dropped back to around 0.277 in February, but then began climbing again. Especially during cherry blossom season, it reached a peak of approximately 0.3017...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

 
Compared to 2015, the Japanese yen has been steadily recovering. It once dropped back to around 0.277 in February, but then began climbing again. Especially during cherry blossom season, it reached a peak of approximately 0.3017. Recently, it has started to depreciate again, falling to around 0.29. Travelers planning to visit Japan soon should keep an eye on exchange rate trends and prepare to exchange their money early.

Whenever the Japanese yen declines, it’s good news for budget-conscious travelers heading to Japan. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Zhang Yingying)

May and June are the seasons when wisteria and hydrangeas bloom in Japan, and the rapeseed flower fields in Hokkaido are also stunningly beautiful—perfect for enjoying the early summer scenery. Tokyo Skytree will also be celebrating its third anniversary. The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route opens for the season, featuring breathtaking snow walls. The pink shibazakura flowers at the foot of Mount Fuji also make a lovely appearance. With the yen currently lower, now is a great time to visit Japan, admire the most beautiful seasonal sights, and satisfy your shopping desires.
 

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