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JPY to INR today

Japanese Yen to Indian Rupee — live mid-market rate, refreshed daily.

100 Japanese Yen = ₹59.01 (14 Nov 2026)

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JPY to INR at a glance

Today (14 Nov 2026)₹59.01100 JPY, mid-market
30-day high₹60.55
30-day low₹58.84
30-day average₹59.88ECB reference rates, 13 Oct 2026 – 13 Nov 2026
1 year ago (14 Nov 2025)₹57.63+2.38% since then
5 years ago (12 Nov 2021)₹65.28-9.61% since then

JPY to INR conversion table

JPYINR
100 JPY₹59.01
500 JPY₹295.03
1,000 JPY₹590.05
5,000 JPY₹2,950.25
10,000 JPY₹5,900.50
50,000 JPY₹29,502.51
100,000 JPY₹59,005.02
500,000 JPY₹2,95,025.12
1,000,000 JPY₹5,90,050.25
INRJPY
₹100169.48 JPY
₹500847.39 JPY
₹1,0001,694.77 JPY
₹5,0008,473.85 JPY
₹10,00016,947.71 JPY
₹50,00084,738.55 JPY
₹1,00,000169,477.09 JPY
₹5,00,000847,385.46 JPY

About the Japanese Yen

The Japanese yen, issued by the Bank of Japan, is a low-value unit — one yen is worth well under a rupee — so it is usually quoted per 100 yen. Japan is a major investor in Indian infrastructure, including metro and high-speed rail projects.

The yen is traditionally seen as a safe-haven currency that strengthens when global markets are nervous, and it is sensitive to the gap between Japanese and US interest rates.

What moves JPY to INR

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 100 yen in rupees today?

Multiply today’s JPY to INR rate by 100 — the table on this page shows it worked out.

Why is the yen quoted per 100?

One yen is worth a fraction of a rupee, so quoting 100 yen gives a more readable number.

Why is the yen called a safe haven?

Japan is a large creditor nation, so investors tend to buy yen when markets are uncertain.

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Sources: today’s rate from Exchange Rate API; history from European Central Bank reference rates via Frankfurter. Mid-market rates are for information — banks and transfer services apply their own rates.