Aomori Bank
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searchThe Aomori Bank (青森銀行 in
Japanese) is a Japanese
bank that is headquartered in
Aomori City,
Aomori Prefecture, in the
Tohoku Region. Aomori Bank has cooperated with several other banks in the region to create a no-fee
ATM network. However, this network has declined recently because one of the participant banks, the
Michinoku Bank left the network in July, 2005.
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As of March 31, 2004
Assets: Approximately 2.1 trillion yen (approximately USD 19 billion)
Employees: 1,576
Branches: 112 (One representative office in
Tokyo)
President: Akio Ibata
Member: Regional Banks Association of Japan
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History
The first forerunner to what would later become the Aomori Bank was The 59 Bank, established on January 20,
1879 in
Hirosaki City, Aomori prefecture. The custom of giving banks numbers is typical of the
Meiji era in Japan, though a few such banks with such names have endured, such as
The 77 Bank. On October 1,
1943, five banks (The 59 Bank, Hachinohe Bank, Tsugaru Bank, Itayanagi Bank and Aomori Bank) merged to form the Aomori Bank.
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