Shinhan Sol Travel Card Japan: Fukuoka ATM Withdrawal Guide 2026

Your Essential Guide to Shinhan Sol Travel Card: ATM Withdrawal and Currency Exchange in Fukuoka, Japan

How to Use Seven-Eleven ATMs

Photos/Text © Mini Mani Mu

Hello, fellow explorers!

This is Mini, sharing essential tips for your Japan adventures!

When you're exploring Japan, one thing you absolutely need is Japanese Yen, right?

While card payments are becoming more common across Japan,

beloved Fukuoka spots like the Nakasu Yatai (food stalls)

and some smaller eateries still only accept cash.

So, having some Yen cash on hand is always a good idea!

In the past, we often exchanged currency in our home country before flying,

but now, with just one travel card, you can withdraw Yen from local ATMs without extra fees,

making things so much more convenient!

Today, I'm going to walk you through the process, step by step, so even if you're new to travel cards,

you won't get confused about how to withdraw cash from Seven-Eleven ATMs in Fukuoka!

I'll lay it all out for you carefully.

What is the Shinhan Sol Travel Card?

The Shinhan Sol Travel Card is

a specialized travel card designed for overseas payments and cash withdrawals.

You can pre-load it and then use it to pay in local currency (Japanese Yen) or

withdraw cash directly from ATMs.

It's a popular alternative to traditional currency exchange for trips to Japan.

Japan, in particular, has an excellent network of convenience store ATMs,

making it much simpler to use than exchanging currency at the airport.

Key Benefits of the Shinhan Sol Travel Card

Overseas Transaction Fee Waiver Service

· Domestic brand fee (1%) waived

· Overseas service fee (0.18%) waived

· Currency exchange fees waived (100% exchange rate preferential treatment)

· Overseas ATM withdrawal fee (approximately ~$3 per transaction)

Worldwide Airport Lounge Free Access Service

· Free entry to THE LOUNGE airport lounges

Overseas Usage Plus Service

· 0.5% My Shinhan Point accumulation on overseas spending

Domestic Usage Plus Service

· Basic 0.5% My Shinhan Point accumulation on domestic spending

· Additional 1.5% My Shinhan Point accumulation on domestic travel, transportation, shopping, dining, and fitness.

* Important Notes for Shinhan Card SOL Travel

Previous month's spending and benefit limits may vary.

How to Withdraw Cash and Exchange Currency at Seven-Eleven ATMs in Fukuoka

The easiest place to withdraw Japanese Yen with your travel card in Fukuoka is

at a Seven-Eleven ATM.

Seven-Eleven ATMs in Japan operate 24 hours a day,

and they even offer Korean language support,

so even first-timers can use them without any trouble.

You'll find plenty of Seven-Eleven stores throughout Fukuoka city,

especially around Tenjin and Hakata Station,

so you can easily drop by one that fits your travel itinerary.

✔️ Step-by-Step Guide to Seven-Eleven ATM Withdrawal

1. Insert Your Card into the ATM

Insert your Shinhan Sol Travel Card into the Seven-Eleven ATM.

2. Select Your Language

You can select your preferred language on the screen.

If you choose Korean, all subsequent instructions will appear in Korean, making it much easier to navigate.

3. Choose Your Transaction Type

Press the [Withdrawal] button that appears on the screen.

4. Confirm Fees

If a fee guidance popup appears, please press [Confirm].

Thanks to card benefits, no actual charges were made.

5. Select Account

I proceeded by selecting 'Skip' here and withdrew the money.

6. Enter PIN

Enter your 4-digit card PIN.

If it asks for 6 digits, try adding '00' at the end.

(e.g., 1234 + 00)

7. Enter Withdrawal Amount

Select the desired JPY amount or enter it manually.

8. Select Transaction Method

Select [Proceed without currency exchange now]

9. Receive Cash and Card

Just follow the on-screen instructions to receive your cash and card, and you're all done!

The transaction statement will also be in Korean.

‼️Before You Withdraw: Quick Checklist

·Check your balance and top-up amount in the Shinhan SOL app.

·Remember your 4-digit card PIN (if it asks for 6 digits, add + 00).

·Confirm your international ATM withdrawal limit.

·Search for Seven-Eleven ATM locations in advance.

So today, I've laid out how to withdraw Japanese Yen from a Seven-Eleven ATM in Fukuoka using the Shinhan SOL Travel Card.

It might seem a little daunting at first,

but with Korean language support available, it's much easier than you'd imagine.

With just one travel card, your currency exchange worries are over!

I hope you have an even lighter and more enjoyable trip to Japan with your SOL Travel Card!

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