Bank of MUFG Niigata Branch - Niigata

Bad habit

Moved to Furumachi Rufuru 2F

Thank you for your kindness and politeness. It's like saying that it is a major company.

There is a young woman who is not in charge of the counter, but has a bad response and cannot speak well.

It is a store that has moved from Mitsubishi Bank to Tokyo Mitsubishi Bank to Mitsubishi Tokyo UFJ Bank to Mitsubishi UFJ Bank and has moved to Rufuru. It has a history, but the store number has changed since old times ... At the current store, the 1st floor is completely at the ATM corner, and the window is on the 2nd floor, so you will have to use the stairs next to the ATM corner or the fulcrum escalator. It is a confusing state. The counter needs a detour, but since it has become a MUFG plaza, affiliated securities companies have moved from the front of Niigata station Personally, I am used to megabanks so I can fill in a passbook, and I am accustomed to the style of doing procedures online, so I do not recognize that it is a major company for good or bad If you examine the details of the service you are providing, you will find that it provides something better than the regional bank, so I think it depends on how you use it. Although there are few debit cards that offer both JCB and VISA, both have been announced as free for many years. JCB system supports QUICPay + with Apple Pay and Google Pay. VISA can also be used by biting kyash etc. I think that area is much more usable than a local bank. Please note that there is an ATM tie-up with Sumitomo Mitsui, but this is a branch and therefore not covered. Sumitomo Mitsui has a branch a little further ahead. If you want to use it in a partnership, will it be the ATM corner of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking (former Yoshinoya) in front of Niigata station or the Mitsubishi UFJ ATM corner of Nihon Dental University in Hamaura-cho? AEON Bank ATMs in this area disappeared due to the Mitsukoshi Close.

Since I was a transferee, I didn't remember how long the change procedure was done, so I'm sorry to trouble you (^^; The person in charge at the counter took appropriate measures and managed to do it in a short time, which was helpful. If you have difficulty, go to the bank counter It's hard to understand the entrance.

The other day, I took a car for almost an hour to complete the procedure for the first time. I quickly knew that there was an ATM on the first floor of the building, but I had no idea where the counter was, so I asked the Lawson clerk next door and finally found out. After all, it was on the second floor of the building next to another bank. At the very least, I thought it would be okay if I could give a guide (like a tenant guide) to the entrance of the building, so I went through the procedure. The point is, if you don't know, the only way to know where the window is is to "ask someone".