Euro (EUR) Exchange in Asakusa
GlobalBank Currency Exchange in Asakusa handles Euro exchange every day. Today's rates are shown below — the same rates apply at our shop. Whether you are preparing for a European trip or converting leftover euros back to yen, we welcome any amount.
Today's Exchange Rate
Updated: Jul 22, 2026 11:01 The same rate applies at our Asakusa shop.
How to Buy Foreign Currency
We do not keep foreign currency in stock — it is prepared to order. 1) Contact us in advance (03-6820-0756) with the currency and amount you need. 2) Place a deposit at the shop and receive a deposit receipt. 3) Pick up your currency the next day.
Quick Conversion
| 10,000 JPY | ≈ 53.24 EUR |
| 50,000 JPY | ≈ 266.18 EUR |
| 100,000 JPY | ≈ 532.37 EUR |
| 100 EUR | ≈ 17,990 JPY |
| 500 EUR | ≈ 89,950 JPY |
| 1,000 EUR | ≈ 179,900 JPY |
* Approximate amounts based on today's rate. Final amounts are confirmed at the shop.
About the Euro
The Euro is one of the world's two leading currencies, shared by 20 countries including Germany, France, Italy and Spain. One exchange covers your whole multi-country European itinerary.
Banknotes in circulation are €5, €10, €20, €50, €100 and €200 (the €500 note is no longer issued but remains valid). Small shops and cafes often hesitate to accept notes above €100, so carrying mainly €50 and below is the practical choice. Euro coins cannot be exchanged in Japan — spend them before you fly home.
Tips for Exchanging Euros
Favor €50 and below
Cafes and market stalls may refuse large notes. A mix centered on €10 and €20 keeps daily payments smooth.
One exchange for multiple countries
The same cash works across all 20 eurozone countries — no need to exchange again at each border.
Use up your coins locally
Euro coins cannot be exchanged back in Japan. Spend them at the airport or leave them as tips before returning.
FAQ: Euro
Is there a commission for EUR exchange?
No. Everything is included in the displayed rate — the buy and sell rates you see are exactly what you get.
Do you exchange euro coins?
We handle banknotes only. We recommend spending coins locally before your return.
Do you accept €500 notes?
The €500 note is no longer issued but remains legal tender, so we buy it after checking its condition. Please ask our staff.
GlobalBank Currency Exchange is a 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station. Access & Directions
