Mizuho Bank Fuchu Branch - Fuchu

This is the first bank to make a passbook when I was a kid. At that time, it was Fuji Bank before the merger.

Very inefficient! !! !! Even though there are a lot of staff, I waited for two and a half hours even for a little bit

The window has always been crowded since the corona epidemic, and no improvement has been seen. I made a transfer that I couldn't do at an ATM, but I had to wait for more than an hour. (The desired transfer was completed in less than 5 minutes)

Free parking service is gone. ❓️ When I asked, "What should I do if I get the job done by the car?" "Please use public transportation." The question and answer did not mesh at all. The point is that you don't come by car when you use our house. No matter how much the bank's profits have fallen these days, it will be specified to restrict the transportation of users. Furthermore, it is said that the fee will be borne, but the parking fee will also be borne. Instead of leaving money at Mizuho Bank, I transferred the deposit to another bank with a free parking lot service nearby.

As of February 1, a numbered ticket is required for window operations. I went around 12:30, but the reception was from 13:00 to 13:20. If you are in a hurry, please be careful. It seems that some businesses require reservations online. We recommend that you check online in advance. When I went to the time, it was smooth after that.

Compared to other banks, the setup is very bad and it makes me wait a long time. Reservations may be required. Banks that should not use the counter if possible. I just told him how long I would have to wait. I wonder if I wasn't grown up. No parking lot. I definitely recommend another bank.

It is located in a prime location in front of the north exit of Fuchu Station on the Keio Line. The first floor is an ATM corner, and the second floor is a counter. There are many ATM corners, so I don't have the impression that you have to wait too long. There is also a money changer and a dedicated bookkeeping machine, which is convenient. The window on the second floor has a long waiting time.

[Visit November 2021] ・ Numbered tickets are distributed at the entrance on the 2nd floor. There seems to be an upper limit on the number of tickets distributed per day, so you need to make a reservation in advance or get a numbered ticket. ・ There is a possibility that the work that can be handled is different from when the building opened. Please be careful especially if you are a corporation. ・ The safe deposit box can be used without reservation. ・ It seems that the parking ticket service has been abolished. The following describes 2018 and 2021. The store has moved to the 1st to 4th floors of the newly constructed Hulic Fuchu Building in its original location on August 6, 2018. The first floor has an automated teller machine (ATM) function (a machine that can record books for Mizuho Trust & Banking is installed), and the second floor has a manned window and a consultation window (some booths, Mizuho Securities Fuchu Branch). )there is. ATMs on the 1st floor are lined up by the wall. It seems that they are appropriately partitioned by ropes so that they can be easily lined up. The 2nd floor is directly connected to Fuchu Station by a pedestrian deck, so access from the station is good. There is a counter right after you enter, and depending on your requirements (after passing the passbook through the machine), you will be handed a number tag and guided to the counter. I visited on the first day of the move, and I felt that there were enough seats for waiting. However, since the number of counters (both low counter and high counter) is small, there may be a considerable waiting time depending on the time and timing. I have high expectations for operational optimization in this area. There are several booths in the back of the manned window (on the back side of the entrance) where you can consult while sitting in your seat. Each booth is a little narrow, but the partition is high, and it was a space where you can talk with the person in charge with confidence. By the way, a chair with a high back (by the way, this chair is from Fritz Hansen, with a small round armrest on the high back like the Oxford Classic. I saw it in Fritz Hansen's general catalog. There are about two (maybe custom-made), but maybe because the booth is a little narrow, it may be quite cramped if two adults come to the store (three chairs of the same Fritz Hansen). It was cramped when I put it in, but I felt that I couldn't put it in). In addition, there is a Mizuho Securities booth on the far left side of the entrance, and two Mizuho Premium Salon booths are set up behind it. Like other premium salons, it is separated by a door and is a little wider than a regular booth. Only Mizuho Premium Club members can use Mizuho Premium Salon. The 3rd floor is a loan and foreign currency counter, but you can also have a meeting here. However, although the meeting booth is like a private room with a door, there are places that are not completely separated from the next booth (room), so if you have a meeting on an extremely private agenda etc., please arrange a complete private room. Probably. The 4th floor is a safe deposit box. The safe deposit box is a type that can be entered with a card and is a semi-automatic type. Since it is located in a different place from the bank counter, is the business hours different from the counter? I thought, but unfortunately it seems that it is used from 9:00 to 15:00 on business days (If you enter by 15:00, you will be able to accommodate it a little). By the way, it is not fully automatic, but on the other hand, the size of the safe, especially the depth, is quite large, so I feel that even thinner ones can be stored in various ways compared to fully automatic. Although it is very convenient for station users because it is right in front of the station, unfortunately there seems to be no general parking lot in the building (it seems that there is a parking lot for wheelchair users). , As of the beginning of September 2018, it does not seem to be open to the general public, so it is better to check in advance), As of the fall of 2021, there seems to be no affiliated parking lot (no parking ticket service) It was). By the way, most of the way from the 1st floor to the 2nd floor window is by elevator (2 units) in the building, but this takes a surprisingly long waiting time. I didn't actively guide you to use the stairs, but when you pass in front of the elevator and open the door on the right side, you will find a staircase. If you are in a hurry, it is a good idea to use the stairs (because of the height of the floor, the stairs have a certain number of steps even though they are on the second floor). It's been a while since the move, and I think the reception area on the 2nd floor has become quite familiar. If you are going to a little consultation or procedure, make a reservation in advance and then ask, and it will go very smoothly (I think this is the same for any financial institution).