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10-28-2010, 01:05 AM
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just a quick example
¥24,000 = $305.xx just bought some tires and that was the conversion... a month ago i pulled some money out and it was ¥10,000 - $110, so you see how it's getting worse for the $.
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10-28-2010, 07:43 AM
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factor in using any plastic or a bad spot to exchange USD too YEN = subtract 8-15points more from the interbank rates. Heard those stories when breakfast in japan was about $60usd and can of Pepsi/Coke were $3usd. yup they are back. but just a quick visit to lawsons in the morning for a couple of items can be had for wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy less. |
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