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Banknotes will be redesigned on July 3, 2024.
on July 3, 2024
Banknotes will be redesigned
Banknotes will be redesigned
Banknotes of three denominations 10,000 yen, 5,000 yen, and 1,000 yen will be issued on July 3, 2024. The new banknotes are the culmination of anti-counterfeit technologies cultivated for over 150 years. Please take this opportunity to discover the secrets of the new banknotes.
For the banknotes currently issued or issued in the past, please refer to the Basic Information on Banknotes page.
For an introductory brochure and posters about the new banknotes, please refer to the National Printing Bureau's Business Guide and video page.
The intricate patterns depicted on the homepage (Guilloche patterns drawn on the banknotes) are drawn by specialists known as designers using the latest computer systems.
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New 10,000 yen note
The new 10,000 yen note features the portrait of Eiichi Shibusawa, who was involved in the establishment of around 500 companies during his lifetime and is known as the “pioneer of modern Japanese society.” We introduce the design, anti-counterfeit technologies, and universal design of the new note.
Details are available here. ＞
Details are available here. ＞
New 10,000 yen note
The new 10,000 yen note features the portrait of Eiichi Shibusawa, who was involved in the establishment of around 500 companies during his lifetime and is known as the “pioneer of modern Japanese society.” We introduce the design, anti-counterfeit technologies, and universal design of the new note.
Details are available here. ＞
Details are available here. ＞
New 5,000 yen note
The new 5,000 yen note features the portrait of Umeko Tsuda, an educator who devoted her life to improve the status of women and female education. We introduce the design, anti-counterfeit technologies, and universal design of the new note.
Details are available here. ＞
Details are available here. ＞
The new 1,000 yen note features Shibasaburō Kitasato, a microbiologist who developed preventive measures and treatments for tetanus and is known as the “father of modern Japanese medicine.” We introduce the design, anti-counterfeit technologies, and universal design of the new notes.
Details are available here. ＞
Details are available here. ＞
New 1,000 yen note
The new 1,000 yen note features Shibasaburō Kitasato, a microbiologist who developed preventive measures and treatments for tetanus and is known as the “father of modern Japanese medicine.” We introduce the design, anti-counterfeit technologies, and universal design of the new notes.
Details are available here. ＞
Details are available here. ＞
