In recent months, Japan's yen-dollar exchange rate has plummeted. It has fallen to 135:1, a 24-year low. However, for overseas tourists, this is a good opportunity to buy in Japan, and the price is cheaper than usual. Many, iPhone 13 have been snatched up. According to reports, many foreigners in Japan are frantically "shopping up goods", such as iPhones and other electronic products.
Data released by local research institutions show that the 128G version of iPhone 13 is priced at 98,800 yen in Japan, which is equivalent to approximately 4,900 yuan. Compared with the average price in other countries, the price of
is about 1,300 yuan cheaper, and is even lower than some 618 sales prices.
Japan can no longer stand the advantage of foreign tourists taking advantage of this. The domestic Apple Store has taken action and canceled the tax rebate discount for foreign tourists starting from June 21, so that tourists can no longer enjoy additional discounts after purchasing iPhones.
However, this policy is currently mainly implemented by the Apple Store in Japan. Other electronics stores have not canceled the tax rebate discount, and there are still opportunities to gain profits.
