Quick Answer
Major banks have branches near Nagoya Station and Sakae. Bank of Nagoya (名古屋銀行) and Juroku Bank (十六銀行) are popular regional banks. Japan Post Bank at Nagoya Central Post Office is easiest for foreigners. For Brazilian residents, Banco do Brasil had a Nagoya representative office and several remittance services operate in the area.
Bank Branches in Nagoya
| Bank | Location | English | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan Post Bank (Nagoya Central PO) | Meieki 1-1-1 (Nagoya Stn) | Forms | Easiest for foreigners, all visa types |
| MUFG Nagoya Branch | Naka-ku, Sakae area | ATM only | MUFG is headquartered in Nagoya area |
| Bank of Nagoya Main Branch | Naka-ku, Sakae 3-16-11 | Limited | Strong local network |
FAQ
Q: How do I send money to Brazil from Nagoya?
A: Wise and Western Union offer competitive rates. Several Brazilian remittance services operate near Nagoya Station. Japan Post Bank also offers international remittance. SBI Remit agents are available in the area.
Q: Is MUFG from Nagoya?
A: Yes. MUFG's origins include the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, which traces its roots to Nagoya. The Nagoya area has strong MUFG presence, and opening an account may be slightly easier here at local branches.
Disclaimer
Bank policies change. Bring residence card, passport, and proof of address.
Last updated: April 2026.