Japanese yen, China and RMB.

Today's exchange rate of Japanese yen against RMB: 100 Japanese yen (JPY) = 5.308 RMB.

According to the latest foreign currency exchange rate published by Bank of China, 1 yen can be converted into 0.05634 RMB. If you want to change Japanese yen into RMB, 1 RMB can be changed into 17.7495 yen. If you want to go abroad, try to exchange it at a domestic bank and take it out. If you are in Japan, try to change it at the bank, because there are counterfeit yen now.

Many people who go to Japan for the first time don't know how much yen they can change at a time. According to the exchange rate, we can change about 3000 RMB into Japanese yen. Many domestic banks have foreign currency exchange business, and the types of foreign currencies that can be exchanged are relatively complete. And if you are traveling, you'd better not change too much at a time, just around 3,000 yen. If you exchange too much and get it back after use, it will cause a loss of about 1.2%.

So when is the best time to exchange yen? People who have experience in going abroad suggest that it is best to exchange money one or two weeks before going abroad. For the yen, which is lower than the RMB exchange rate, buying foreign exchange for a long time in advance will cause a certain loss of deposit interest. So there is no need to change it earlier.

If you want to change RMB in Japan, try to change it at the bank. Although there are many exchange points in Japan, there were Japanese yen without counterfeit money before, so it may not only be inappropriate for inexperienced people to exchange it, but also it may be replaced by counterfeit money, which is not worth the candle. If you really don't have enough Japanese yen with you and don't want to change it at the exchange point, you can still choose to spend it by credit card. Now many merchants can spend by credit card, and the handling fee can be reduced. Many banks have dual-currency credit cards. If you choose to pay in US dollars in Japan, you will pay in Japanese yen when you swipe your card, so this is also an ideal method!