JPY/ALL exchange rate
Updated every 15 minutes. The home page shows what each bank and exchange office is paying right now.
About the Japanese yen
The Japanese yen (JPY) is heavily traded on world markets but rarely changed in Albania. One yen is worth less than one lek, so the Bank of Albania publishes its rate per 100 yen; Kursi.al shows it per 1 yen, so that it can be compared directly with the other sources.
What moves the JPY/ALL rate
- Bank of Japan interest-rate decisions
- The yen’s role as a currency investors move into when markets are nervous
- USD/JPY
- EUR/ALL, because the lek mostly follows the euro
JPY/ALL by source
What each source we track quotes today for 1 JPY. Sources that do not quote this currency are not listed.
| Source | Buy (you get) | Sell (you pay) |
|---|---|---|
| Bank of Albaniareference | 0.508 ALL | 0.508 ALL |
| ADON | 0.500 ALL | 0.540 ALL |
| BKT | ALL | ALL |
| Raiffeisen | ALL | ALL |
| Iliria98 | 0.500 ALL | 0.540 ALL |
| AlbKredit | 0.495 ALL | 0.540 ALL |
The gap between the source that pays the most and the one that pays the least is 0.005 ALL per 1 JPY. Paying the most right now: ADON and Iliria98.
Japanese Yen to Lek: common questions
How many lek is 1 Japanese yen today?
The rate moves through the day. The figures at the top of this page are the current average buy and sell rates across the sources we track, refreshed every 15 minutes; the table above shows what each source quotes, and the home page compares every currency.
Why does the Bank of Albania’s yen rate look 100 times higher?
Because it is published per 100 yen, not per 1. Kursi.al converts every rate to lek per single unit so that sources can be compared directly. The “100 JPY” line at the top of this page gives the value of 100 yen.
Where can I change yen in Albania?
At a few large exchange offices, at a wide margin. For a trip to Japan, many travellers carry euros or dollars and change them there, or withdraw yen with a card.