Key Facts
• As of June 2, 2025, regular gasoline averaged ¥174.3 per liter nationwide.
• Price dropped ¥3.3 from the previous week, marking six consecutive weeks of decline.
• Current price is the lowest since March 2024, approximately 15 months ago.
• Decline attributed to falling crude oil prices and government subsidies.
Summary
Gasoline prices in Japan have reached their lowest level in 15 months, averaging ¥174.3 per liter as of June 2, 2025. This marks a ¥3.3 decrease from the previous week and continues a six-week trend of declining prices. The drop is primarily due to falling crude oil prices and government subsidies. This development reflects a significant shift in fuel costs, offering potential relief to consumers.
