Japanese Yen (Japanese: _, Japanese romaji: en, English: Yen), whose paper money is called Japanese bank notes, is the legal tender of Japan, and the yen is often used as the reserve currency after the US dollar and the euro.

The Japanese yen is the name of Japan's monetary unit, which was founded in May 187 1 1. Japan established the gold standard system in 1897, and the gold content was set at 0.75g In May of 1953, it was announced that the gold content was 0.00246853g In March of 1988, the gold standard system was completely abolished. There are four kinds of banknotes 1000, 2000, 5000 and 10000 yen, and six denominations of coins 1, 5, 10, 50, 100 and 500 yen. 20 19 On April 9, Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso officially announced that new banknotes of 1000 yen, 5,000 yen and 1000 yen will be introduced in the first half of 2024, and the portraits of Shibusawa Eiichi, Miko Tsuda and Kitasato Shibasaburo will be used on the front respectively.

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The symbol of Japanese yen is "RMB", which is the same as the symbol of RMB (for how to distinguish these two monetary units, if these two currencies appear at the same time, add CNY before the symbol of RMB "RMB" or Japanese yen to show the difference). International Organization for Standardization В17defines its standard code as JPY (Japanese yen). For example, ￥200(200_) is recorded as "Yen 200".

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Most of the banknotes commonly used in the world are printed with portraits, and almost all of them are solo politicians, or founders of the country, or heirs to the throne, or supreme rulers of a certain period. 187 1 after the birth of the yen, 1984 before the new Japanese currency was issued, the portraits of politicians were printed on paper money. For example, the paper money issued by 188 1 bears the portrait of the magic queen. Later, ten thousand yuan and five thousand yen banknotes were printed with the portrait of Shoto Kutaishi, and one thousand yuan banknotes were printed with the portrait of Ito Bowen, symbolizing imperial power and power. The paper money circulated since 1984 is printed with reformers such as writers and scientists during the Meiji Restoration to express Japan's nostalgia for the Meiji Restoration, which is the beginning of Japan's farewell to the Middle Ages and its March towards modern times. The symbol of Japanese yen (_) is also called Japanese yen, and its paper money is called Japanese bank note, which is the official currency of Japan and is made in 187 1. The yen is also often used as a reserve currency after the dollar and the euro.

The currency symbol "RMB" is defined as Japanese yen by ISO42 17. Japanese Roman Japanese yen. The Japanese word "_" is the abbreviation of "circle" (Japanese variant), which is pronounced as "ぇん" and the score is 1_= 100. The British name is "Japanese yen". The international organization for standardization (ISO) defines its standard code as JPY. The Japanese yen is expressed in RMB, and the Japanese yen is expressed by a number followed by an e, for example, Japanese yen10000 e.