Osaka airport money exchange hours

Hi,
Can anyone tell me what time does the money exchange booth opens till at the Osaka airport. On their website they only advise the bank closes at 6.00pm. They don't mention about the money exchange booths. Our flight arrives at 8.00pm. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

You might get a better rate by changing in your own country than changing money at an airport. Which country do you come from?

I assume you mean Osaka Kansai Airport instead of Osaka Itami Airport.

Though the bank maybe closed the currency exchange booths usually have longer hours.

Also if that doesn't work you can certainly pull out money using one of the ATMs.

http://www.kansai-airport.or.jp/en/service/money/index.html#...
Post Office ATMs and Citibank ATMs listed there work with international cards.

Yes, I mean Osaka International airport. We are from Australia. We could use the ATM but with Australian banks and cards we get charged a hefty fee when using our cards overseas and the exchange rate is not so good with it.

I know you mean Kansai Airport coming in from Australia, but just a little semantics "just in case" because sometimes Maps very and depends on who you talk to for directions sometimes:

Kansai Airport - The International Airport that services Osaka with flights from all around the world.

Itami Airport- is now the current domestic airport that services Osaka, however because it used to be the international airport for Osaka, the official name for Itami is still "Osaka International Airport" but it is often called Itami now not to confuse.

Similar to how Haneda Airport's official name is still "Tokyo International Airport". Thouh it does handle small charter international flights.

You might get a better rate by changing in your own country than changing money at an airport. Which country do you come from?

Can anyone please post the current exchange rate for the british pound out in Japan in an exchange booth.

From past experience I have always found that you get a better rate when you change your money in the country your visiting than here in the UK.
But I have read a few reports to the opposit for Japan.

When I checked the other day the offical rate was around 210 Yen to the £, but the tourist rate was only around 200yen to the £.

The person said Australia.

From my experience with USD, its always better to exchange USD in Japan. You never get the "official" rate, only close to it or really bad exchange in the US.

marsatmach, if you are in London, you will get the best rates there. Even if you changed your money at M&S, you would probably be doing better than at the Japanese Post Office (probably the best place to change cash in Japan). There are probably 2-3 good places in central London. One is across from the British Museum next to a comic store called Gosh. The second is on the Strand, a few doors from Stanley Gibbons, the stamp collectors shop (they also have a location near Victoria station). And a place in Bloomsbury at the corner of Woburn Place and Coram Street. If you need the full addresses, let me know.

Nowhere near London thanks Rob.

I'll have a search of the banks and see what rates or deals I can get and change a bit before I go out.

I won't really worry about it, I'll just use my card when I am there.

marsatmach, if you have a Marks & Spencer near you, see if they have a bureau de change. Unlike the banks, they don't charge commission or a handling fee, so their rates are usually very good.

Sorry, I'm arrive at Kansai International Airport.
I went to the Commonwealth Bank here is Sydney yesterday and they advised me the exchange rate from AUD to JPN is 90.75
I know echange rate goes up and down and recently the AUD has been weaker.
I'll probably exchange some limited amount for transport and check out the exchange rate at the airport. If not will have to go to the nearest post office. Does all the post office have foreign exchange or only at limited places?