Travelling To TOKYO, JAPAN in 2026! (DID NOT EXPECT THIS 😳)

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From the guide “Japan Currency Exchange: Airports, ATMs and Fees”: You can get Japanese yen by exchanging eligible foreign banknotes or withdrawing yen with an eligible overseas card. You can also pay directly by card or, at some businesses, use a transport IC card such as Suica or PASMO.

From the guide “Japan IC Card Guide for Tourists: Which Card to Buy, Where to Get It and How Refunds Work”: A Japanese IC card lets you pay for many train and bus rides by tapping a card, phone or watch. You can also use the stored balance at participating convenience stores, vending machines and other shops.

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