業

work

business

trader

work

business world

enterprise

industry

agriculture

(manufacturing) industry

business

business

unemployment

occupation

lesson

employee

commerce

small and medium-sized enterprises

graduation

achievement

large company

the industrial world

type of industry

suspension of business

fishing industry

industry

overtime (work)

establishment (of a business)

establishment

principal occupation

operation (of a machine, factory, fishing boat, etc.)

business office

special occupation

opening a business

businessperson

employment

forestry

social work

same trade

tuition fee

industrialist

divine work

independent business

Japan International Cooperation Agency (1974)

pursuit of knowledge

agricultural cooperative

division of labor

promotion of industry

private clinician

National Space Development Agency

farmwork

family business

provincial tour

mining industry

start of work

studies

information industry

fisheries industry

deed (esp. negative)

discontinuation (of business)

private enterprise

on-site work

service industry

great achievement

end of the work day

Japanese company (business, firm)

salesman

perusing as a side business

big corporation

while in class

commercial bank

Public Employment Security Office

government-run enterprise

business hours

graduation ceremony

(encouragement of) industry

local industry

after graduation

industrial machinery

graduate

work environment

heavy industry

parents' day (day when parents observe their children in school)

Industrial Revolution

company's business

self-employed profession (e.g. actor, artist)

businesses offering food and entertainment

trade

starting a business

private enterprise

painting (as a profession)

part-time farmer

commerce and industry

light industry

enterprising man

Public Employment Security Office

tertiary industry

unemployment insurance

side job

being open but having virtually no business

dairy industry

agricultural experiment station

subcontractor

the contracting business

trade journal

employment

industrialization

the three entertainment district enterprises: eating houses, geisha houses, meeting places for assignations, etc.

restaurants and geisha establishments

great deed

heavy work

paying for one's mistakes

to work as

licensed red-light quarters

workspace

game in which players must complete monotonous tasks to advance

game in which players must complete monotonous tasks to advance

working group

working directory

group interaction

one's main profession

business operator

entertainment quarters (food and geisha)

cooperation

completion of one's work

work-in-progress

karmic retribution through the past, present, and future

large enterprise

game industry

television industry

industry analyst

person in the same line of business

regular employment

legitimate occupation

person in the business (entertainment, music, film, etc.)

industry law

villa

after work

industrial design

industrial designer

assembly industry

alkali industry

business entity

business person

the work of man

wholesale supermarket

workflow

business application

task schedule

exporter

manual labor