Food · code 1042

Spaghetti

スパゲッティ

Average retail price

¥657per kg-0.5% year on year
2026-08 · unweighted average of 47 surveyed cities
Surveyed specification: 袋入り(600~700g入り),結束タイプ,「マ・マー チャック付結束スパゲティ」又は「オーマイプレミアム もちっとおいしいスパゲッティ」
Cheapest surveyed city
¥486 Naha
Priciest surveyed city
¥753 Yamaguchi

Retail price survey conducted by the Statistics Bureau of Japan. This is a survey average, not a shop price — actual prices vary by store. 総務省統計局 小売物価統計調査 · Surveyed items and specifications

Key facts

Spaghetti costs ¥657 per kg in Japan as of August 2026 — the unweighted average of 47 surveyed cities, down 0.5% from a year earlier. Measured as an index, the official CPI for spaghetti reads 124.8 (2020 = 100) in August 2026, up 1.9% year on year and up 27.3% over five years.

Spaghetti sits in the food group of Japan's CPI basket, with 500 monthly observations from January 1985 to August 2026. The series peaked at 127.1 in January 2026 and bottomed at 81.3 in November 2007; the latest reading is -1.8% against that peak. Against ten years ago it is +22.1%.

Latest CPI
124.8
2026-08 (2020=100)
YoY %
+1.9%
5y change %
+27.3%
Change since 1985-01
+51.3%

Annual average index by year

Annual average consumer price index for Spaghetti in Japan (2020 = 100)
YearIndexYoY %Months
2015100.0+8.7%12
2016101.6+1.6%12
2017100.1-1.5%12
201899.2-0.9%12
201999.3+0.1%12
2020100.0+0.7%12
202198.4-1.6%12
2022111.6+13.4%12
2023120.5+8.0%12
2024120.4-0.1%12
2025122.3+1.6%12
2026123.8+1.2%8

Average of the monthly index values in each year (2020 = 100). Blank months are excluded.

Average retail price by month

2026-08¥657
2026-07¥652
2026-06¥658
2026-05¥657
2026-04¥634
2026-03¥662
2026-02¥661
2026-01¥677
2025-12¥642
2025-11¥665
2025-10¥664
2025-09¥662
2025-08¥661

Frequently asked questions

How much does spaghetti cost in Japan?
¥657 per kg, as of August 2026 — the unweighted average of 47 surveyed cities in the government's retail price survey.
Which Japanese city has the cheapest spaghetti?
Among the surveyed cities in August 2026, Naha was cheapest at ¥486 and Yamaguchi the most expensive at ¥753.
How much have spaghetti prices changed in Japan over the past year?
As of August 2026, +1.9% year on year, measured by Japan's official consumer price index (2020 = 100).
How much have spaghetti prices changed in Japan over the past five years?
+27.3% compared with the same month five years earlier. The index now reads 124.8.
When were spaghetti prices in Japan at their highest?
The series peaked at 127.1 in January 2026. The latest reading is -1.8% against that peak.
What is the difference between the index and the yen price?
This page carries two kinds of number. The index (2020 = 100) measures percentage change over time and is not a yen amount; the yen figure is an actual average retail price from the government's retail price survey. Source: 総務省統計局 消費者物価指数 (e-Stat table 0003427113, nationwide, monthly).

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