2,000 yen bill
Refers to the Japanese 2,000 yen banknote, first issued in 2000. It is legal tender but rarely seen in circulation.
The 2,000 yen bill is often seen in Okinawa.
Sometimes the 2,000 yen bill cannot be used in vending machines.
The 1,000 yen bill, which is very common in daily use.
The 5,000 yen bill, a more commonly used denomination.
The 10,000 yen bill, the highest denomination in common circulation.
Standard kanji spelling using numerals.
Arabic numeral variant, common in horizontal writing.
Mixed numeral-kanji spelling, less common.
Compound of 二千 (にせん, 'two thousand'), 円 (えん, 'yen'), and 札 (さつ, 'bill').