Japan is becoming cheaper for British tourists due to the depreciation of the yen (Image: Getty Images)
This country has recently become more popular with British tourists and has often been known for being one of .
currently has a depreciating currency, which means travelling there is becoming more achievable for Brits, reports .
This year, the yen reached a 16-year low against the pound, meaning that when you get there, the cost of things like food and transport will be cheaper.
Some items have seen prices halve, with the most notable differences between the currencies at supermarkets and restaurants.
Peter Crane, the global product director of Wendy Wu Tours, said: “The depreciation of the yen means your money goes farther, especially in rural areas and smaller cities, where the is generally lower.
In supermarkets and at restaurants, some items have halved in price (Image: Getty Images)
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“This extends to buying local delicacies, handicrafts, and participating in unique experiences like tea ceremonies or kimono dressings – activities that previously felt more of a luxury have now become more accessible.”
But not everything has become cheaper as has increased in popularity as a tourist destination over the past few years.
Flights and accommodation are still on the pricey side due to high demand and limited space.
For any Brits wanting to see Japan, some mid-range accommodation options have begun to spring up across .
Some major cities in Japan have seen more affordable accommodation introduced (Image: Getty Images)
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For those wanting to see multiple locations, booking a package holiday may still offer the best value.
Some of the most popular places for tourists to visit in include Tokyo, Kyoto, Naoshima, Mount Fuji, Hiroshima, Osaka and Yakushima.
The country has a newfound affordability which Brits can make the most of by shopping around for a good deal.