06/14/2021 | News release | Distributed by Public on 06/14/2021 12:19
We know that it can be stressful to plan a trip, especially when you don't have a good idea of how to work with the currency of your destination! As experts on foreign currency, we're happy to help.
We've provided resources for your travels to Mexico, and now we'll help you get on your way to Tokyo!
In our how much currency to bring abroad chart below, you'll see a 10-mile cab ride is on average about $33.06 in Tokyo, Japan. Having this information handy should give you a good idea of how much you would need to get around the city.
In Japan, there are so many delicious dishes that are must-try while you are there. We recommend the restaurant Teppan Baby Shinjuku, where they have great food and provide English menus.
As shown in our how much currency to bring abroad chart above, it costs on average $17.00 USD for a budget dinner for two and $4.72 USD for a pint of beer.
The Japanese yen has denominations of ¥1,000, ¥2,000, ¥5,000, and ¥10,000. The currency is one of the most difficult currencies to counterfeit, due to its advanced anti-counterfeit measures. Learn more about the Japanese Yen.
If you have leftover JPY after your trip to Japan, CXI will buy them back from you. If you originally received this foreign currency from CXI, then with the currency receipt we do not have any exchange fee to buy it back! Order your Japanese yen now.
Roundtrip tickets to Tokyo, Japan typically range from about $400 USD to about $1,317 USD, depending on where you leave from, the airline you fly with, and when you are taking your trip, according to Expedia.
March is the best month to fly to Japan, in order to get cheaper flight prices. In our 15 Destinations Where You Will Get the Most Value for US Dollar, you can find the best days of the week and the best time of year to book flights in other exotic countries.
Don't forget before you book that flight, check out everything you need to know about the five trusted travelers programs in our video.
Instead of staying in expensive hotels, you should consider trying something a little different to experience the city like a local. Take a look at some of the best-rated super host places to stay in Tokyo, Japan from Airbnb.