You don't tip in Japan. On a 50 JPY bill that is 0.00 JPY, for a total of 50.00 JPY.
Tipping isn't expected here. Pay the bill as printed.
In practice: Don't tip. Cash left on a table is often handed back — it can read as the staff being underpaid. Service is built into the price; first-class hotels add a 10–15% service charge and izakaya add a small per-person table charge (otōshi).
Usual range: No tipping expected · ¥ JPY
Don't tip. Cash left on a table is often handed back — it can read as the staff being underpaid. Service is built into the price; first-class hotels add a 10–15% service charge and izakaya add a small per-person table charge (otōshi).
The full breakdown — amounts, rounding, and what we did on the ground — is in our Japan tipping guide.