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SAR to JPY Saudi Riyal to Japanese Yen

1 SAR = 42 JPY

1 JPY = 0.0237 SAR

Rates updated November 9, 2026

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SAR to JPY rate history

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The history of this pair starts today and grows by one point a day.

Convert SAR to JPY

SAR JPY
1.00 SAR 42 JPY
5.00 SAR 211 JPY
10.00 SAR 422 JPY
25.00 SAR 1,056 JPY
50.00 SAR 2,111 JPY
100.00 SAR 4,222 JPY
250.00 SAR 10,555 JPY
500.00 SAR 21,110 JPY
1,000.00 SAR 42,220 JPY
5,000.00 SAR 211,102 JPY
10,000.00 SAR 422,203 JPY

Convert JPY to SAR

JPY SAR
1 JPY 0.0237 SAR
5 JPY 0.1184 SAR
10 JPY 0.2369 SAR
25 JPY 0.5921 SAR
50 JPY 1.18 SAR
100 JPY 2.37 SAR
250 JPY 5.92 SAR
500 JPY 11.84 SAR
1,000 JPY 23.69 SAR
5,000 JPY 118.43 SAR
10,000 JPY 236.85 SAR

About the SAR to JPY rate

The rate above is the mid-market rate: the midpoint between what buyers and sellers pay for Saudi Riyal in Japanese Yen on the global currency market. It is the fairest reference there is, and the one banks use between themselves. ConvAny refreshes it every day.

When you pay by card or change cash, your bank or exchange office adds a margin on top of this rate, often 1 to 5 percent. Compare their offer with the rate on this page and you can see exactly how much the exchange costs you.

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SAR to JPY: common questions

How much is 1 SAR in JPY?

At today's mid-market rate, 1 Saudi Riyal is worth 42 Japanese Yen, and 1 JPY is worth 0.0237 SAR.

Is this the rate my bank uses for SAR to JPY?

Not quite. Banks and card networks add a margin on top of the mid-market rate shown here. The difference between their rate and this one is what the exchange costs you.

How much is 100.00 SAR in JPY?

100.00 SAR is 4,222 JPY at today's mid-market rate, and 1,000.00 SAR is 42,220 JPY.

How often is the SAR to JPY rate updated?

Once a day, from Exchange Rate API, which collects rates from central banks and market data.