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Japan Banking Guide for Expats and Foreigners (2026)

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15 hours ago · Opening a bank account in Japan usually needs residence status, ID, and often a personal seal or bank-specific rules for foreigners. Newer digital banks can be easier; tourists should rely on ATMs and cards instead.

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