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The Japanese Yen Continues to Fall – A Great Time to Travel to Japan

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Last updated 2026-09-26 — The Japanese Yen keeps falling, and there has been another wave of decline recently, with the exchange rate even lower than that seen around December 2014. By the end of April, the rate had dropped to 0.25; as Japan’s consumption tax increases, it is essential to confirm whether the price includes tax or adds it separately...

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
 
The Japanese Yen keeps falling, and there has been another wave of decline recently, with the exchange rate even lower than that seen around December 2014. By the end of April, the rate had dropped to 0.25; as Japan’s consumption tax increases, it is essential to confirm whether the price includes tax or adds it separately. Although the scope of tax refund services for foreign tourists has expanded, not every shopping mall offers tax refund mechanisms and services. This is something travelers hoping to enjoy tax-free benefits need to confirm in advance.
 
[Updated] 2015.05.27 
Taking Yuanta Bank as an example, the cash buying rate is 0.2515 (the selling rate is 0.2444). With the Japanese Yen continuing to fall, more people are exchanging for Yen, and even travelers planning to go to Japan during the summer vacation are starting to exchange currency early. This wave of Yen depreciation has once again boosted Japan’s tourism business opportunities.
 

Whenever the Yen falls, it’s good news for budget-conscious travelers heading to Japan. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network, Zhang Yingying)

May and June are the seasons when wisteria and hydrangeas are in full 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 celebrate its third anniversary. The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route opens for the season, featuring the spectacular Snow Walls. The pink Shibazakura (moss phlox) season at the foot of Mount Fuji also makes a lovely debut. With the Yen falling, now is a great time to visit Japan, admire the most beautiful seasonal scenery, and satisfy your shopping desires.

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