Money in Japan 円高！

The Japanese Yen - its paper bills and coins presented here.
一万円 - ten thousand yen
五千円 - five thousand yen
二千円 - two thousand yen
千円 - one thousand yen

５００円 - 500 yen
１００円 - 100 yen
５０円 - 50 yen
１０円 - 10 yen
５円 - 5 yen
１円 - 1 yen


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[1banryukyu]

Sir

Nice video.

[TheTokyoKit]

@1banryukyu thanks

[mexiluvsw]

so are there japanese cents aswell? for example 100 cents=1 yen?

[TheTokyoKit]

@mexiluvsw the smallest value is 1 yen. there's a 1 yen coin- a hundred of this 1 yen coin is equivalent to a 100 yen coin.

[niHonRanDomSnippeR]

Very amazing! I did not know what Japanese Yen Currency looked like, though I knew what it was! ありがとございます！I will soon make a video showing the money that we have here in Quebec, along with the french slang for it! ^^

[TheTokyoKit]

@niHonRanDomSnippeR i look forward to your video. 楽しみにしています。^_^

i'm glad you learned something from my video - which would be useful when you visit japan!!! ^_^

[1banryukyu]

@TheTokyoKit Sir

You are very welcome. I checked out your channel. You are into Japanese anime,it looks like. I do not know anything about anime. I do train in the Japanese Martial Arts. Do you train in the arts? My channel is about Japanese martial arts with some videos on Japanese culture, like my video on Japanese Yen (banknotes and coins). Oh, as you may know the Yen is 76 Yen to the US $1.00. Osu

[canyeru]

Much better than the euro (€). I want to go to Japan :(

[vlogcountries]

This is awesome!

Our collab's theme this week is money!

=)

[papermoney54]

nice. wissh i could have seen the watermarks on the bills tho

[niHonRanDomSnippeR]

@TheTokyoKit Oh you are absolutely right ! This will prove quite useful for went I visit Japan. I mean, going to Japan and not knowing the curency or it`s worth would be pretty bad and put the visitor in a sticky situation! Thank you for showing me what it looks like and how it is said in 日本語so that I won't experience any problems!