七十七銀行 白石支店 | 白石停車場線

About 七十七銀行 白石支店 | 白石停車場線 in Shiroishi

Shichijushichi Bank — literally "77 Bank" — is one of Tohoku's most storied regional financial institutions, founded in 1878 and deeply woven into the economic fabric of Miyagi Prefecture. This branch sits in Shiroishi, a small castle town in southern Miyagi long associated with the Date clan retainer Katakura Kojuro and a quiet pride in local craftsmanship, particularly washi paper and warm udon. The branch address along Shiroishi Station Line reflects the town's layout radiating from its railway connection, serving residents and businesses in what remains an unhurried, community-oriented city. An ATM is available on-site. For longtime locals and visitors passing through on the way to or from Zao, this branch represents the kind of steady, regional banking presence that understands rural Tohoku — not a national chain indifferent to local rhythms, but an institution that has operated here through earthquakes, economic shifts, and generational change.