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If the exchange rate between the Indian Rupee (₹) and the Japanese Yen (¥) is ₹1 = 1.44 ¥, then 1,000 Japanese Yen (¥) would be equivalent to ₹694.44. You can calculate this by dividing 1,000 ¥ by the exchange rate: 1,000 ¥ / 1.44 (¥/₹) = ₹694.44 
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