The club originally belonged to Nagoya Mutual Bank (now the Bank of Nagoya). It was one of the founders of the
Japan Soccer League (JSL) in 1965 (
"Original Eight") but lasted only two seasons before being relegated after losing a playoff to
NKK S.C. After one season in the Tōkai Regional League, the club regained their place in the JSL by defeating near-neighbor
Toyota Automated Loom Works. They lasted until 1972, when they lost another playoff to
Towa Real Estate. After that season they were supposed to join the newly formed JSL Second Division, but Nagoya Mutual Bank chose to close down the club; NTT Kinki from the Kansai region replaced them. Most of the team's players joined
a new team under
Yamaguchi Prefecture-based Eidai Industries and played in the JSL from 1973 to 1976 (being promoted at the first time of asking in 1973), but that club folded in 1976 as well. In 1989, the Bank of Nagoya reformed the club as an amateur outfit competing in the Aichi Prefectural League. In 2002 they became independent from the bank, adopting the name Nagoya WEST FC. They have been regularly promoted and relegated between the Aichi and Tōkai leagues.
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