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Why Travelers in Japan Should Still Carry Yen Despite the Rise of Cashless Payments

Cashless payment is increasingly common in Japan, but many businesses still accept only cash. Travelers are advised to carry yen and learn alternatives for making payments when they encounter a cash-only establishment.

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ICYMI: Cashless payment is more prevalent than ever in Japan. That doesn't mean it's safe to skip the 7-Eleven ATM, though. Here's why you should still carry yen, and what to do if you find yourself at a cash-only place unable to pay.
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Why Travelers in Japan Should Still Carry Yen Despite the Rise of Cashless Payments

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ICYMI: Cashless payment is more prevalent than ever in Japan. That doesn't mean it's safe to skip the 7-Eleven ATM, though. Here's why you should still carry yen, and what to do if you find yourself at a cash-only place unable to pay.