Let me add to the other answer that I see more a social shift than a price shift. Like in the past there was no Japanese prostitutes standing in the street of Ikebukuro for example, whereas now there is.

john_doe

Sorry, I don't know for this year.
In 2022, in Okinawa I know the price of oil was high, it also increased for mainland also.
This year I am in the process of taking my license driver for motorcycles in Japan so didn't drive yet ;)
For consumer goods, bear in mind shops like Unicolo or Daiso do a pretty good job at keeping prices low. Toyota cars are still cheap too, I saw one, second hand, for less than 50 0000 JPY this weekend. So price increases at least currently is not dramatic. In many cases price increase is hidden in lower quality.

econ

Japanese Yen continues to crash, almost 155 Yen to USD 📈

Thanks for the insight. Do you drive? Have gas prices risen recently? I also would think transportation costs for consumer goods will start rising substantially. 