Best 24-hour ATMs in Shinjuku for foreign cards in 2026
⚡ 30-Second Answer: Top 3 24h ATMs in Shinjuku: ①7-Eleven in front of Yodobashi (West, 2min from station), ②7-Eleven Mora 4 (East, 3min, before Kabukicho), ③Aeon Bank ATM Nishi-Shinjuku (24h). After 23:00, 7-Eleven is the cheapest option. With a no-FX-fee card (Wise/Revolut), the exchange happens near the mid-market rate (about mid −0.5%) plus the per-withdrawal ATM fee. Per-withdrawal cap: ¥100,000. Rates move daily — check the live rate (yenfinder live-tracks World Currency Shop only).
Quick Reference
Value
West-side best
7-Eleven (Yodobashi front)
East-side best
7-Eleven Mora 4
Nishi-Shinjuku
Aeon Bank ATM
Per-withdrawal cap
¥100,000
Hours
24 hrs / 365 days
Last verified
June 2026
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Shinjuku has 25+ 7-Eleven Seven Bank ATMs operating 24/7 with
full foreign card support, plus 8+ Japan Post Bank ATMs (limited
hours). Three of the Seven Bank ATMs are inside JR Shinjuku
Station, accessible without leaving the gates — making them the
fastest cash source for after-hours arrivals. This guide ranks
the top locations by walking distance from major exits and
explains the (amount-based, not time-based) foreign-card fee.
TL;DR
Most convenient: 7-Eleven Seven Bank ATMs inside JR
Shinjuku Station (3 locations, 24/7).
Fee: ¥110 (≤¥10,000) / ¥220 (>¥10,000), regardless of
time — for foreign cards the fee is amount-based, not
time-based.
For non-Tokyo cards: 7-Eleven and Japan Post both accept
Visa/Mastercard/JCB/UnionPay/Amex/Discover.
Skip Aeon Bank ATMs in Shinjuku — limited foreign-card
support.
Why Shinjuku has so many 24-hour ATMs
Shinjuku is one of the world's busiest commercial districts. The
combined demand from:
Late-night shoppers and nightlife crowd
Business travelers needing cash for taxis
Foreign tourists arriving on overnight flights
24-hour restaurants and shops
drives a 24-hour ATM density that's among the highest in Tokyo.
Most major 7-Eleven stores have 24-hour ATMs; the JR Station
itself has 3 inside the gates.
The bottom line: within 1 km of JR Shinjuku Station,
there are roughly 30+ ATMs that accept foreign cards 24/7 —
the highest density in central Tokyo.
Where are the 24-hour ATMs?
Inside JR Shinjuku Station (Seven Bank, 24/7)
West Exit concourse — accessible from the JR West Exit
East Exit concourse — near the East Exit gates
Shin-Minami (New South) Gate — for travelers from the
south side
These three are the fastest after-hours options.
7-Eleven Stores Within 200 m of Major Exits
Exit
Closest 7-Eleven Seven Bank ATM
Walking time
West Exit
Yodobashi Camera 7-Eleven
2 min
West Exit
Shinjuku Mitsui Building 7-Eleven
3 min
East Exit
Kabukicho Ichibangai 7-Eleven
2 min
East Exit
Shinjuku Don Quijote 7-Eleven
4 min
South Exit
Shinjuku Station South 7-Eleven
2 min
Shin-Minami
Shinjuku Station Shin-Minami 7-Eleven
1 min
Late-Night Convenience Stores
Most Shinjuku 7-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart locations
operate 24-hour Seven Bank ATMs. There are typically 3–5
locations within 5 minutes' walk of any Shinjuku address.
What about Japan Post Bank ATMs in Shinjuku?
Japan Post is closed evenings at most locations. The few
relevant for Shinjuku:
Location
Hours
Shinjuku Post Office (West Exit)
9:00–18:00 weekdays only
Shinjuku South Post Office
9:00–18:00 weekdays only
Yotsuya Post Office
9:00–18:00 weekdays only
For 24/7 foreign-card service in Shinjuku, stick to Seven
Bank. Japan Post is the daytime backup.
For foreign-issued cards the fee depends on the withdrawal
amount, not the time or day. The "cheaper on weekday
daytime" schedule is the domestic Japanese-card rule and does
not apply to foreign cards.
Withdrawal amount
Fee (foreign cards)
¥10,000 or less
¥110
More than ¥10,000
¥220
So a typical Shinjuku tourist withdrawing ¥30,000 pays ¥220
whether it's a Tuesday afternoon or a Sunday night — there's
no cheaper window to wait for. The only lever is the
withdrawal amount.
What's the optimal Shinjuku ATM strategy?
For a Shinjuku-anchored 7-day trip:
Step 1 — Plan upfront
Estimate cash needs for the trip; subtract what you'll get from
exchange shops; calculate ATM withdrawals needed.
Step 2 — Don't bother timing your withdrawals
For foreign cards the fee is amount-based (¥110 ≤¥10,000 /
¥220 >¥10,000), not time-based, so a night or weekend
withdrawal costs the same as a weekday-daytime one. Just go
when it's convenient.
Step 3 — Pick a 7-Eleven inside the JR station
The 3 inside-station 7-Eleven ATMs are the most convenient.
Step 4 — Decline DCC
Choose JPY when prompted, never your home currency.
Step 5 — Use a no-FX-fee card
Wise, Revolut, Capital One, Schwab, etc. for the lowest total
cost.
✅ Use the 3 inside-station Seven Bank ATMs for fastest
service in Shinjuku.
✅ Fee is amount-based, not time-based (¥110 ≤¥10,000 /
¥220 >¥10,000) — withdraw whenever's convenient, no need to
wait for a weekday window.
✅ Use a no-FX-fee card (Wise, Revolut) for the lowest
total cost.
⚠️ Don't rely on Japan Post Bank for late-night Shinjuku
needs.
⚠️ Skip Aeon Bank ATMs in Shinjuku — limited foreign-card
support.
Frequently asked questions
Are there Seven Bank ATMs at Shinjuku Sanchome (subway-side)?
Yes — multiple 7-Eleven stores in the Shinjuku Sanchome metro
area, all with 24/7 ATMs. About 5–7 minutes' walk from the JR
Shinjuku gates.
What if my card is declined at Shinjuku Seven Bank?
Common fixes: text your bank's international number to authorize,
try a different ATM (some have outdated firmware), or use Japan
Post during business hours.
Will the JR Shinjuku Station ATMs accept foreign coins?
No — Seven Bank ATMs are withdrawal-only for foreign cards.
Foreign coins can be converted via Pocket Change kiosks at the
station.
How do I find the closest Shinjuku ATM right now?
Yen Finder's Map tab shows all 7-Eleven and Japan Post ATMs
in central Tokyo, with current operating status. Use the "Open
Now" filter for after-hours options.
What's the largest single withdrawal at Shinjuku ATMs?
¥100,000 per transaction; ¥1,000,000 per day total. Card-side
limit varies by issuer.
Does Wise card work at all Shinjuku 7-Eleven ATMs?
Yes — every 7-Eleven Seven Bank ATM in Shinjuku accepts Wise
debit cards (Visa/Mastercard branded depending on country).
Are there ATMs at Shinjuku Sky Tower or Tokyo Metropolitan
Government Building?
The Sky Tower has limited evening ATM access; Tokyo Metropolitan
Government Building is mostly office; not foreign-card-friendly.
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