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Everyday prices in Japan
Published retail prices with their periods and units: one reference point when comparing local shops.
Rice, vegetables and fuels use weekly surveys; eggs use a monthly survey. Shops surveyed and calculation methods also differ. These figures do not guarantee local or sale prices.
Rice: JPY 2,821 / 5kg
Down JPY 16 from the previous week
Period: October 12–18, 2026
National supermarket average selling price, tax included, based on KSP-POS data.
Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries publications / Referenced document (PDF or other format)
Regular gasoline: JPY 170.2 / litre
Up JPY 0.1 from the previous week
Survey: October 19, 2026
National average retail cash price, tax included. Published figure cross-checked through a secondary source.
Source: Agency for Natural Resources and Energy publications / Cross-check source
Eggs: JPY 309 / pack of 10
About 1% higher than the previous month
Period: September 2026 (survey September 7–9)
National average, mixed-size pack of 10, tax included, excluding sale prices. Monthly survey.
Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries publications / Referenced document (PDF or other format)
Cabbage: JPY 376 / kg
About 89% above the usual seasonal level
Period: week of October 12, 2026
Cabbage represents vegetables here. National average including tax, per kilogram, not per head. Excludes sale prices.
Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries publications / Referenced document (PDF or other format)
Kerosene (retail): JPY 2,573 / 18 litres
Up JPY 10 from the previous week
Survey: October 19, 2026
National average retail cash price, tax included, not delivery price. Published figure cross-checked through a secondary source.
Source: Agency for Natural Resources and Energy publications / Cross-check source
Updates
First published October 25, 2026. The Japanese site’s top price strip periodically rechecks official data. If the format changes or retrieval fails, it retains the last checked price and period. The English candidate shows a dated snapshot; check each item’s period and original source.
Kerosene is a filling-station retail price, not a delivered price including delivery charges. Cabbage is priced per kilogram, not per head.