Exchange Money Machine Guide for Foreign Currency in Umeda

In Umeda, you can find several exchange money machines that are convenient and efficient. These machines are located throughout the area, making it easy to exchange foreign currency.

One popular location is near the Osaka Station, where you can find multiple exchange machines that accept various currencies. I've personally seen tourists using these machines to exchange their money.

The exchange rates at these machines are generally competitive, with some machines offering better rates than others. For example, the exchange machine at the Daimaru Umeda department store offers a rate of 1 USD = 109 JPY.

To use an exchange machine, you'll need to have a valid passport and the currency you want to exchange. The machines are usually easy to use, with clear instructions in multiple languages.

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You can exchange currencies from a wide range of countries into Japanese yen. This makes it a convenient option for travelers and those who need to send money abroad.

The exchange machine can be used on weekends and public holidays, in the early morning and late at night. This means you can use it at times that suit your schedule.

You can operate the machine in multiple languages, including English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. This makes it accessible to people who may not be fluent in Japanese.

If any issues arise while using the machine, you can call the phone number installed inside for assistance.

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Exchange money machines are available in various locations, including airports, shopping malls, and tourist areas. Many major cities have multiple machines, often placed in high-traffic areas.

You can find exchange money machines at airports like London's Heathrow or New York's JFK. These machines often have longer operating hours to accommodate international travelers.

Some popular tourist destinations, such as Paris's Champs-Élysées or Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing, also have exchange machines nearby.

If you're looking for a foreign currency exchange machine in Umeda, Osaka, you're in luck! There are several locations to choose from.

You can find one at Hankyu Osaka-umeda Station, which is about a 3-minute walk away. To get there, exit the central ticket gate on the second floor, go down one floor, and turn left. The machine is located near the entrance of Umecha koji, on your left hand.

The machine is unattended, so if you have any questions, you can use the cell phone on the left side of the machine. It's also worth noting that this machine can exchange money for foreign currencies from 14 different countries, including the US dollar, euro, and Chinese yuan.

If you're looking for another location, there's one more foreign currency exchange machine located at Hankyu Osaka-umeda station, in front of "TULLEY'S COFFEE" of HANKYU SANBAN GAI South Bldg.

You can also find two locations at Hanshin Osaka-Umeda Station. One is in front of the East Exit ticket gate, and the other is right next to "Mister Donut Hanshin Osaka Umeda Station Shop" near the west exit.

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Here are the locations of the foreign currency exchange machines in Umeda, Osaka:

Note that the location of the Hanshin Osaka-Umeda Station machine near the west exit may be moved, so it's always a good idea to double-check.

You can immediately stop the exchange without hesitation if you decide that you don’t want to exchange money at this rate.

To exchange money, select the foreign currency you want to exchange and know the exchange rate beforehand.

Only paper currency can be exchanged, and some foreign currencies may not be exchanged in small denominations.

You can exchange money in cash or charge it to a prepaid transportation card.

This time, I exchanged 100 Taiwan dollars, and the exchange rate was 4,23... what an advance to 430 yen!

Exchanging money takes less than 3 minutes, and it's so fast and so easy!

Be sure to get your receipt, which can also be used to view Kansai outing spots and other information from the 2D code printed on it.

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