Is it enough to take 50 thousand yen to travel to Japan now?

Absolutely not. 50,000 yen is only equivalent to about 3,500 yuan. You can't buy much with this money, let alone what you want to buy. Japanese prices are unacceptable to China people, at least to ordinary families. The average annual income of Japanese families is about 4.5 million to 5 million yen, so their spending power is very high. For example, the price of a Nintendo handheld game console NDSL in Japan is 16800 yen, and this figure is only a few days or at most a week's salary for a middle-and high-income person in Japan. But if converted into RMB, it is about 1300. In China, it is impossible for a family with the same income (both middle and high income) to have such spending power unless you are the big boss or senior staff of the company. It is said that Japanese children can go to the game store to hold a lot of game tapes every week (4,800 yen each), but it takes China students several months to afford the same tapes. My friend, going abroad is not an easy task. Take a good look at your wallet and see how much money you have.