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8-chōme-9-1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
contactos teléfono: +81 570-018-016
sitio web: www.bk.mufg.jp
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 35.6682545, Longitude: 139.762213
Hiro Tk
::Merged with Ginza 4-chome branch. Check the latest photos. All procedures are on the 9th floor, and you will have to wait quite a while if you do not have a reservation. When you enter the first floor, there is an elevator inside.
Jay Man
::The staff are very unhelpful, they couldnt help at all and took me downstairs and upstars just to find a machine to pay cash into. They didnt seem bothered or want to try to help, until I asked for a manager. Use another store, this branch wasnt helpful but another branch near hachobori area had very helpful staff!
いあ
::It started with an unfriendly reception. They keep directing us to the internet without asking us any questions, but many of our staff members are useless because the procedures cannot be done online. In the end, I was directed to a remote counter, but I ended up having to wait 30 minutes after entering the information. I felt that it would always be a good old bank.
yasunari okubo
::I visited the ATM and exchanged money on the 25th. I was prepared for it to be crowded on the 25th, but there were so many ATMs that my turn came in 2.3 minutes. I was satisfied because my turn at the money exchange machine came smoothly. I didn't have any interaction with the receptionist, so I didn't notice anything. I would like to use it again if I have a chance, but it seems that they are moving, so I am worried about the next location.
前野ゆかり
::The response from the Ginza branch telephone counter is very poor. If you can't hear me because of the troublesome or sluggish way I speak, I'll respond with something like "Huh?!" I'm sorry, I couldn't hear you. Could you please repeat that? It can not be said. The answer is not yes, but "yes." The voice on the phone was an older woman. I believe they are recording phone conversations, so I think they should be trained on basic language usage.