No. 1,382 in Japanese
信金
A Japanese credit union or small-scale financial institution.
In a sentence
私は地元の信金で口座を開きました。
I opened an account at my local credit union.
In this context, 「信金」 (shinkin) refers to a 'credit union', highlighting its financial institution usage.
父は信金で働いています。
My father works at a credit union.
Here, 「信金」 (shinkin) is used to indicate the workplace, denoting an occupation within a credit union.
その地域の信金は非常に信頼されています。
The credit union in that area is very trusted.
This sentence employs 「信金」 (shinkin) to describe the entity being trusted, emphasizing its reputation in the community.
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