ECB reference rate with a same-date source check
JPY to KRW: Japanese Yen to Korean Won Converter
Convert Japanese yen to Korean won using the latest ECB reference rate.
Latest JPY/KRW ECB observation
100 JPY equals 840 KRW
Currency converter
Convert Korean won with ECB reference rates from one common observation date.
Korean won result
Source observations and cross-rate method
One euro equals 1.1225 US dollars, 177.63 Japanese yen, and 1492.35 Korean won.
- US dollar
- 1 USD = 1,329.49 KRW
- euro
- 1 EUR = 1,492.35 KRW
- Japanese yen
- 1 JPY = 8.4015 KRW
USD/KRW and JPY/KRW divide the won value by each currency value from the same ECB observation date.
ECB reference rates are informational and can differ from bank trading rates, fees, and discounts.
Convert common Japanese yen amounts to Korean won
Every row uses the same observation date. Your bank may apply a different trading rate.
| Foreign currency | Korean won | Reference rate |
|---|---|---|
| 1 JPY | 8 KRW | 1 JPY = 8.4015 KRW |
| 100 JPY | 840 KRW | 1 JPY = 8.4015 KRW |
| 1,000 JPY | 8,401 KRW | 1 JPY = 8.4015 KRW |
| 10,000 JPY | 84,015 KRW | 1 JPY = 8.4015 KRW |
| 100,000 JPY | 840,145 KRW | 1 JPY = 8.4015 KRW |
How this cross rate is calculated
KRW per EUR divided by JPY per EUR equals JPY/KRW
The Korean won value of one euro is divided by the Japanese yen value from the same observation date.
Official source and limits
Bullstory keeps the ECB source observations unchanged and calculates cross rates only from values published on the same date. This is a reference rate, not a tradable quote.
Frequently asked questions
What is the current JPY/KRW reference rate?
The page shows the latest common-date ECB reference rate available in Bullstory. It is not a live bank quote.
How is JPY/KRW calculated?
The Korean won value of one euro is divided by the Japanese yen value from the same observation date. The displayed formula is KRW per EUR divided by JPY per EUR equals JPY/KRW.
Why does my bank show a different conversion?
Banks add their own buy and sell spreads, fees, discounts, and rounding rules to reference rates.