📖 Japanese Yen
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📝 Introduction
Japan's currency unit. As one of the major currencies in the world, it is widely used in the international financial market.
📖 Details
The yen is the currency unit of Japan. The international currency code is JPY. As one of the major currencies in the world, the yen is widely used in international financial markets. In many cases, the yen is represented by the Romanized term "yen" or the symbol "¥," the origin of which is still unclear. The yen is divided into coins and banknotes, with 6 types of coins and 4 types of banknotes. Currently, there are 10 denominations in circulation. Both yen banknotes and coins are manufactured using world-leading anti-counterfeiting technology. Additionally, the banknotes are very durable and do not easily wear out even with long-term use.
⭐ Highlights
The yen is the currency unit of Japan. In many cases, it is written in romaji as "yen," or represented by the symbol "¥." Both coins and banknotes are produced using advanced anti-counterfeiting technology. Additionally, banknotes are durable. A new version of the banknotes was issued on July 3, 2024.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: The Japanese yen (円) officially became Japan's currency unit in 1871.
A: According to the earliest currency law issued in Japan in 1871, the "New Currency Ordinance," it is stipulated.
Q: What is the exchange rate of the Japanese yen?
A: Due to fluctuations in exchange rates caused by current events or market focus, please check websites that provide real-time exchange rate quotes.
Q: Does Japan issue commemorative coins?
A: Japan also issues commemorative coins to commemorate historical events and significant milestones within the country.