I'm going to take a cruise in Fukuoka, Japan. How many yen do I need to bring in cash?

When you go ashore, you join a group. Besides eating by yourself at noon, the shopping malls in Canal City are the most frequently visited places at noon. The restaurant on the fourth floor is very good with a per capita income of less than 2000. Most restaurants in Lamian Noodles are smaller than 1 000, and some are larger than 1 000. Dinner seems to be eaten on the boat.

In front of the mall and on the road, you will meet 7- 1 1, family photo and other convenience stores. If you don't have a chance to go to the supermarket, convenience stores sell very good vegetable juice (Japanese: wild vegetables), fruit juice, yogurt (Yakult is mostly a Japanese brand), Dafu (crispy skin) and snacks, but there are almost no fruits, and some are expensive bananas.

It costs 400 to 500 to run to a convenience store.

UnionPay cards are accepted everywhere the tour guides take them. Now, for example, Visa and JCB credit cards issued by domestic banks, like UnionPay cards, banks settle RMB when swiping cards. For you, the exchange rate of UnionPay is better.

Of course, all credit cards in China can't compare with cash exchange. The exchange rate is cost-effective, ICBC is the most cost-effective.

10000 One person is enough.

Japanese yen is the main national currency in Japan, and the conversion ratio of Japanese yen to RMB is about 20: 1 (100 yen to 5. 15 RMB).

If you choose a travel agency to travel with a group, you can basically save a lot of money. Recently, the yen has depreciated sharply, so the five-day tour with a group in Japan usually starts at around 6 thousand, and the individual tour is much more expensive. If you choose discounted air tickets for self-help tours and stay in homestays, you can also save a sum. However, the visa procedures for individual tours and self-help tours are complicated and there are many materials to be provided, so it is generally recommended to travel with a group, which is cost-effective and convenient.

When you come to Japan, you still have to look at your personal needs. Prices in Japan are still quite expensive. When you come to Japan, of course, you need to buy some valuable souvenirs from Japan. Try not to bring too much cash, just bring UnionPay cards. Three hundred thousand yen (about 15000 RMB) should be enough.

Generally, signing up for a group tour in Japan, the biggest consumption in Japan is shopping, and almost all shopping places in Japan can brush UnionPay identification cards. So you don't need to change too much yen. I suggest you change 50 thousand yen, because some souvenirs or snacks can't be swiped, so you need to prepare some cash. If you really don't have money, you can withdraw cash directly from the UnionPay machine in any 7- 1 1 convenience store, and the handling fee is a bit expensive, because there are Japanese local handling fees and domestic bank handling fees, which are generally around 25 yuan.