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HOW TO SEND FUNDS TO YOUR TRADING ACCOUNT
- More Banking Choices for maximum convenience the fastest transfers and the lowest bank fees. This means less of your money is wasted in fees and charges and more of your money is available for stock.
- Full Verification means 100% of the amount received is credited to your account and a copy of the receiving bank confirmation slip is uploaded to your Client Portal for verification.
You can make TT Remittances to your Trading Account by sending funds to:
Our Company Name:
Our Company Address:
Our Company Phone Number:
TSUCHIYAMA SANGYO
4-11-20 TSUCHIYAMA
HIMEJI, HYOGO
670-0996 JAPAN
078 515 6157
Be sure to enter the information exactly as above so the bank doesn't reject the remittance.
This phone number is our Japanese language phone number for use by the receiving bank. If you wish to speak with us please use the English language number from Contact Us
Our Company Name:
Our Company Address:
Our Company Phone Number:
TSUCHIYAMA SANGYO
4-11-20 TSUCHIYAMA
HIMEJI, HYOGO
670-0996 JAPAN
078 515 6157
Be sure to enter the information exactly as above so the bank doesn't reject the remittance.
This phone number is our Japanese language phone number for use by the receiving bank. If you wish to speak with us please use the English language number from Contact Us
Funds can be sent from your bank in your country through to your choice of either the SMBC, RESONA BANK, TOKYO MITSUBISHI BANK or MIZUHO BANK in Japan.
Send through the remittance advice from your bank to us so by email so we can correctly identify and track your remittance.
Your remittances are usually received anything from a few hours to a few days after sending. Once we receive a verbal notification from the bank we credit the funds to your Trading Account. We receive a written confirmation slip from the bank after about a week which shows the amount received after Japanese Bank Fees. The full amount after fees is credited to your account and a copy of the confirmation slip is uploaded to your Client Portal for verification.
Your remittances are usually received anything from a few hours to a few days after sending. Once we receive a verbal notification from the bank we credit the funds to your Trading Account. We receive a written confirmation slip from the bank after about a week which shows the amount received after Japanese Bank Fees. The full amount after fees is credited to your account and a copy of the confirmation slip is uploaded to your Client Portal for verification.
Be sure to enter the information exactly as below so the bank doesn't reject the remittance.
SUMITOMO MITSUI BANKING CORPORATION
Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Banking CorporationBranch Himeji
Branch No 451
Account No 8776710
Account Name Tsuchiyama Sangyo
Bank Address 54 Gofukumachi, Himeji, Hyogo 670-0923 JAPAN
Bank Phone 81 792 23 1349
Bank Fax 81 792 88 2331
SWIFT Code SMBCJPJT
SMBC fees from Y4,000 for remittances under Y500,000
RESONA BANK
Bank Resona BankBranch Himeji
Branch Number 614
Account Number 0074292
Account Name Tsuchiyama Sangyo
Bank Address 1 Shiroganemachi, Himeji, Hyogo 670-0902 JAPAN
Bank Phone 81 792 22 7191
SWIFT Code DIWAJPJT
RESONA BANK fees from Y2,500 for remittances under Y500,000
MITSUBISHI UFJ BANK
Bank MUFG BankBranch Himeji - Chuo
Branch Number 584
Account Number 4324524
Account Name Tsuchiyama Sangyo
Bank Address 45 Konyamachi, Himeji, Hyogo 670-0924 JAPAN
Bank Phone 81 792 23 3644
SWIFT Code BOTKJPJT (8 digit format) BOTKJPJTXXX (11 digit format)
TOKYO MITSUBISHI BANK fees from Y4,000 per remittance under Y500,000
MIZUHO BANK
Bank Mizuho BankBranch Himeji
Branch Number 615
Account Number 1987794
Account Name Tsuchiyama Sangyo
Bank Address 55 Konyamachi, Himeji, Hyogo 670-0924 JAPAN
Bank Phone 81 792 85 4455
SWIFT Code MHBKJPJT
MIZUHO BANK fees from Y2,500 per remittance under Y500,000
TIPS FOR SENDING MONEY TO JAPAN
One way you can boost your profits (without buying or selling anything) is to optimise the way you send money to Japan.
Here are some simple tips:
1. Internet Banking. Use your banks Internet Banking Service for maximum convenience, the fastest processing times and the lowest fees. Internet banking also overcomes the potential for error when details are entered manually by the sending bank which can sometimes result in the funds being returned to you by the sending bank and not credited to your Trading Account. Internet banking lets you retain all of the receiving bank information in your banking portal saving you from having to re-enter it every time you make a remittance.
2. Direct Banking. For the fastest transfers and cheapest bank fees remit to a Japanese bank that has a direct relationship with your bank. This saves having your funds pass through a third-party bank. Check for banks that have direct banking arrangements with either the SMBC, RESONA, TOKYO MITSUBISHI or MIZUHO Banks for the lowest banking fees and fastest transfer times.
Staff at local branches won't usually know which banks in Japan their bank has a direct connection with, so you may need to call the International Department of the sending bank to get this information.
Staff at local branches won't usually know which banks in Japan their bank has a direct connection with, so you may need to call the International Department of the sending bank to get this information.
3. Third Party Services. You can also remit through third party services such as:
You can compare some of these services at FX Compared. Bear in mind that third party services can sometimes be slower (some of them hold onto your money and earn interest on it) and intermediary and Japanese bank fees can sometimes be higher than sending the funds directly from your local bank to a Japanese bank.
4. Japanese Yen. If you remit funds in Japanese Yen you will know the exchange rate at the time you make the remittance. If funds are remitted in a currency other than Japanese Yen they will be automatically converted to Yen by the receiving bank. You won't know the conversion rate until after the funds have been received and transferred to your Trading Account.
5. Larger Remittances. Our Trading Account system lets you save bank fees by making fewer, larger remittances. This will save you time and money compared to sending the same amount more often in smaller remittances.
6. Pre Funding. By pre-funding your account you know exactly what your purchases are costing you in your local currency. By comparison, if you were to only pay a small portion of the cost initially you can face substantial losses if the exchange rate moves against you in between the purchase time and final payment for the outstanding balance.
7. Exchange Rates. Top up your Trading Account when you see a good exchange rate. This means that even if there's a bad rate when you see something you want to buy, you're still buying it at a good exchange rate.
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