TOKYO · PAYING YOUR WAY
Yes. Some.
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Checked 27 Sept 2026 · against the venue’s own site
TOKYO · PAYING YOUR WAY
Go ANY TIME
Preview pass · not a ticket or reservation
Yes. Japan reached 58.0% cashless in 2025 — which means 42% of everything still moves in notes, and that 42% is the small restaurant, the shrine and the coin locker.
Scroll for what it costs ↓Do I need cash in Tokyo?Yes. Some.
There is no single published Seven Bank fee for foreign cards — the network says it varies by brand. Anyone quoting you one flat number has made it up.
| Visitor | Price |
|---|---|
| Japan Post Bank ATM fee, some foreign cards Your row | ¥220 |
| Seven Bank ATM fee | Varies by card brand |
| Seven Bank, maximum per withdrawal | ¥100k |
| Japan Post Bank, maximum per withdrawal | ¥50k |
From the Japan National Tourism Organization:
“Japan, however, is very much a cash-based society, so keep cash on you.”
japan.travel · JNTO
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