How many yen can you take with you when traveling to Japan?

According to Japanese customs regulations, each tourist can bring any cash equivalent to 5000 dollars. Japanese yen is the only currency in Japan. If you carry more than 6,543,800,000 yen, or equivalent checks and securities, you must declare to the customs. Foreign currency can be converted into Japanese yen at the Bank of Japan or other foreign currency exchange offices. At major international airports, there are also foreign currency exchange windows to provide currency exchange services for passengers. The foreign exchange rate changes with the fluctuation of the foreign exchange market every day. In Japan, the exchange amount per person is limited to 6,000 yuan, or about 90,000 yen. The monetary unit in Japan is the Japanese yen, which is the Japanese yen. There are six kinds of yen coins: 1, 5,10,50,100,500. There are four kinds of yen banknotes: 1000 yen, 2,000 yen, 5,000 yen and 10000 yen. Note: the handling fee for exchanging Japanese yen is higher in Japan, so you can exchange some Japanese yen in Japan and take it out of the country. For more information about how many yen you can take when traveling to Japan, please visit:/ask/bacd2b1632766852.html? Zd view more content