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Service Network(852KB) Service Network (as of June 30, 2020) Tochigi Pref. Gunma Pref. Number of banking outlets: 10 Number of banking outlets: 109 ● Oze Tone County Maebashi City ● Headquarters Sales Department ● Otone SB ● Maebashi City Hall SB ● Maebashi-eki-minami ● Maebashi/Hiyoshicho SB ● Soja ● Tatsumachi ● Hirose Tsukiyano/Minakami ● Shimokoide SB ● Katakai ● ● Prefectural Office ● Komagata Numata City ● Maebashi-higashi ● Ogo/Kasukawa ● Maebashi-kita ● Kasukawa Smart SB Agatsuma County Numata/Numata-ekimae ● Hikarigaoka ● Fujimi ● Kusatsu ● Nakanojo ● ● Haramachi Naganohara Kanai SB ● Tsumagoi Shibukawa City Ota City ● Utsunomiya ● Ota ● Takahayashi Shibukawa/Shibukawa-chuo SB/ ● Utsunomiya-higashi ● Ota City Hall SB ● Morita SB Ikaho SB● Shikishima ● Ota-chuo/Ota-nishi SB ● Obara Takasaki City ● Kuragano Kitagunma County Midori City ● Godo ● Ojima ● Takasaki ● Toyooka ● Shinto Omama ● Hosen ● Nitta ● Takasaki City Hall SB ● Kaneko ● Yoshioka Kiryu City ●Niisato ● Niragawa ● Takasaki-Tamachi/Takasaki-kita ● Nakaizumi Aioi Kiryu Takasaki-eki SB ● Minowa ● ● Kiryu-minami ● Kuzuu Takasaki-higashi ● Shinmachi Kasakake ● Shin-Kiryu ● Takasaki-Sakaecho ● Muroda Tochigi/Iwafune SB ● Takasaki-nishi ● Yoshii Annaka City Tanuma ● Nakai Annaka Sawa County Ashikaga ● Matsuida Oyama ● Ashikaga-minami ● Isobe Tamamura Sano Oura County Tomioka City ● Tomioka Fujioka/ Fujioka-kita Kamisato Tatebayashi City Oizumi/ ● ● Kanramachi Tatebayashi Oizumi-higashi SB ● Ouramachi ● Tatebayashi-minami Honjo/Honjo-minami ● Chiyoda Kanra County Shimonita ● Itakura/Itakura New Town SB Fujioka City ● Meiwa SB Fukaya Onishi ● Kagohara Hanyu ● ● Fukaya-Kamishiba Menuma Kumagaya Manba ● Isesaki City Gyoda Nagano Pref. Tano County ● Isesaki ● Isesaki-kita Fukiage Number of banking outlets: 1 ● Isesaki City Hall SB ● Sakai ● Ueda ● Isesaki-nishi ● Akabori Konosu ● Isesaki-minami ● Azuma Osaka Pref. ● Toyouke Number of banking outlets: 1 ● Osaka Ageo Kasukabe Overseas Saitama Pref. Omiya Number of banking outlets: 1 Number of banking outlets: 23 ● New York Yono ● Kawagoe Koshigaya Urawa Musashi-Urawa Tokyo Tokorozawa Toda Kawaguchi ● Matsudo Number of banking outlets: 9 ● Adachi Hachioji Tachikawa Ikebukuro ● Chiba Pref. Note 1: Banking outlets in Gunma include the Internet ● Ogikubo Ueno Branch, ATMs at convenience stores, Branch for Kanagawa Pref. ● Number of banking outlets: 1 Tokyo Money Transfer, Plaza Branch, Maebashi Number of banking outlets: 3 Yotsuya Minami Mall Sub-Branch, Takasaki Plaza ● Sub-Branch, and EAST Sub-Branch. Kasai ● Note 2: SB stands for Sub-Branch. Kawasaki Sagamihara ● ● Yokohama Overseas bases and business alliance partners 〈China〉 Overseas bases Hong Kong and Shanghai Business partners Banking Corp. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. 〈Hong Kong〉 Shanghai Representative 〈Mexico〉 Hong Kong Trade Office (two employees) Banco Nacional De México, S.A., 〈India〉 Development Council Integrante Del Grupo Financiero Banamex State Bank of India Estade de Aguascalientes [Closed] Gunma Finance (Hong Kong) Ltd. Estade de Jalisco, Estade de Guanajuato 〈Vietnam〉 [Opened] Hong Kong Representative Office (two employees) Estade de Nuevo Leon HD Bank(one employee dispatched) Vietnam Export Import Commercial Joint Stock Bank(Eximbank) New York Branch 〈Philippines〉 (12 employees) Bank for Investment and [Opened] Metropolitan Bank Development of Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Representative Office and Trust Co. Foreign Investment Agency (two employees) Department of Overseas Labour Bangkok Representative Office (four employees) 〈Singapore〉 United Overseas Bank Ltd. 〈Thailand〉 Kasikorn Bank/Bangkok Bank 〈Indonesia〉 Bank Negara Indonesia *In October 2020, we will open a representative office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. 63.
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