Austrian Schilling Exchange

ATS Exchange to Japanese yen in Osaka Japan

Exchange Austlia Schilling for Japanese yen at Wasabi Exchange in Osaka Japan

We can even exchange old bills, or bills that are dirty, torn, or have scribble on them, which other stores won't accept.

old banknotes

The following banknotes are 「Face Value✖2.5yen」

（Not Accepted）

old banknotes

The following banknotes are 「Face Value✖2.5yen」

old banknotes

The following banknotes are 「Face Value✖0.35yen」

*Depending on the condition of the banknote (dirt, tears, scribble, etc.), the rate may be reduced or we may not be able to purchase it at all.

Austria has now adopted the Euro, so please note that Austrian Schillings cannot be used in the city.

Basic Data on Austlia

Area

Approximately 84,000 square kilometers (roughly the same size as Hokkaido)

Population

Approximately 9.19 million

Capital City

Vienna (Population: Approximately 2.02 million)

Fun Facts

Austria is characterized by active exchanges in the field of music. Many Japanese students study music at institutions such as the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, and many renowned Japanese musicians are based in Austria. Furthermore, the world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir and Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra regularly perform in Japan.

In recent years, many students have been influenced by Japanese pop culture, such as manga, and have begun studying Japanese. The University of Vienna, the only university in Austria with a Japanese studies department, enrolls approximately 200 students each year (including minors). Meanwhile, many Austrians are interested in traditional Japanese culture and martial arts, and Japanese food, such as sushi, matcha, and ramen, is also booming.

After the Great East Japan Earthquake, Austria donated a total of 1 million euros (approximately 115 million yen), as well as 20,000 blankets and 450 water containers through the EU. Many charity events were also held in the capital, Vienna.