Just arrived in Japan and don’t have any Japanese yen?
Don’t worry. If you have an overseas-issued card, you may be able to withdraw Japanese yen from an ATM.
🏧 1. Look for a Seven Bank ATM
A simple place to start is a Seven Bank ATM, often found inside 7-Eleven stores and at major airports and stations.
Seven Bank accepts many overseas-issued cards, including Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, American Express, JCB, Discover and Diners Club. However, some cards may still not work.
💳 2. Check Your Card Logo
Look for one of these logos on your card:
Visa / PLUS
Mastercard / Maestro / Cirrus
UnionPay
American Express
JCB
Discover
Diners Club
💴 3. Withdraw Japanese Yen
At a Seven Bank ATM:
Insert your card
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Choose your language
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Select “Withdrawal”
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Enter your PIN
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Choose the amount
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Take your cash and card
Seven Bank ATMs offer multiple languages, including English.
❌ Card Declined?
Try another ATM first.
If it still doesn’t work, you may need to check your card’s overseas-use settings or contact your card issuer.
👉 My Card Was Declined at a Japanese ATM — What Should I Do?
⚠️ Before You Leave
Check that you have:
☑ Cash
☑ Your card
☑ Your receipt, if needed
Japan Life Steps Tip
No cash? Start by looking for a 7-Eleven.
You don’t need to understand every ATM in Japan. Find one that accepts overseas-issued cards and withdraw the yen you need.
Disclaimer: Information on this page is for general guidance only. ATM availability, supported cards, fees, exchange rates, and banking rules may change. Please check the latest information with the ATM operator or your card issuer.
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