[べ, be] (n, n-suf) (1) (higher than a 課) department (in an organization); division; bureau; (2) club; (3) part; component; element; (4) category; (ctr) (5) counter for copies of a newspaper or magazine; (P) #104
[かん, kan] (n) government service; the bureaucracy #679
[toppu] (n) (1) top; (2) top position; (3) senior management; senior bureaucrat; (P) #1557
[しょく, shoku] (n) (See 律令制) agency (government department between a ministry and a bureau under the ritsuryo system) #1758
[し, shi] (n) (arch) (See 律令制) office (government department beneath a bureau under the ritsuryo system) #2169
[きょくちょう, kyokuchou] (n) bureau director; office chief; (P) #3558
[かんりょう, kanryou] (n) bureaucrat; bureaucracy; (P) #3901
[りょう, ryou] (n) (1) hostel; dormitory; (2) (arch) (See 律令制) bureau (government department beneath a ministry under the ritsuryo system); (P) #4528
[どうきょく, doukyoku] (n) the said bureau; the same bureau; (P) #9618
[いやく, iyaku] (n, adj-no) (1) medicine; (2) (abbr) (from 医薬安全局) Pharmaceutical and Food Safety Bureau; (P) #14747
[ぶきょく, bukyoku] (n) department; bureau; section; part; (P) #16639
[エービーシー, e-bi-shi-] (n) (1) alphabet; ABCs; (2) American Broadcasting Company; ABC; (3) Audit Bureau of Circulations; ABC; (4) activity-based costing; ABC; (5) ABC World Airways Guide; (6) Atanasoff-Berry Computer; ABC
[エフビーアイ, efubi-ai] (n) Federal Bureau of Investigation; FBI
[おやくしょしごと, oyakushoshigoto] (n) bureaucratic routine; red tape
[キャリアぐみ, kyaria gumi] (n) career bureaucrats
[kominforumu] (n) Cominform; Communist Information Bureau
[konbenshonbyu-ro-] (n) convention bureau
[sa-bisubyu-ro-] (n) { comp } Service Bureau
[tsu-risutobyu-ro-] (n) tourist bureau
[toraberubyu-ro-] (n) travel bureau
[byu-ro-] (n) bureau; (P)
[byu-rokurashi-] (n) bureaucracy
[byu-rokuratto] (n) bureaucrat
[ビューロファックスサービスによるはいたつ, byu-rofakkususa-bisu niyoruhaitatsu] (n) { comp } delivery via bureaufax service; PD PR
[raiteingubyu-ro-] (n) writing bureau
[がいきょく, gaikyoku] (n) external bureau
[かんかい, kankai] (n) bureaucracy; (P)
[かんかんせったい, kankansettai] (n) (often local bureaucrats entertaining central bureaucrats) (See 接待・2) bureaucrats entertaining bureaucrats using public funds
[かんぺいしゃ, kanpeisha] (n) (obs) shrine receiving offerings from the Bureau of Divinities (pre-Meiji) or the Imperial Household Department (post-Meiji)
[かんりょうか, kanryouka] (n, vs) bureaucratization; bureaucratisation
[かんりょうきこう, kanryoukikou] (n) bureaucratic organization; bureaucracy
[かんりょうしゅぎ, kanryoushugi] (n) bureaucracy
[かんりょうしゅぎしゃ, kanryoushugisha] (n) bureaucrat
[かんりょうしゅどう, kanryoushudou] (n, adj-no) initiative taken by bureaucrats in the drafting of government policies and bills (rather than by politicians)
[かんりょうしゅう, kanryoushuu] (n) smack of the bureaucrat
[かんりょうせい, kanryousei] (n) bureaucracy
[かんりょうせいじ, kanryouseiji] (n, adj-no) bureaucratic government
[かんりきょく, kanrikyoku] (n) administration bureau
[かんこうきょうかい, kankoukyoukai] (n) tourism association; tourist association; tourism bureau
[かんこうきょく, kankoukyoku] (n) (national) tourist bureau
[きょくいん, kyokuin] (n) clerk; (bureau, post-office) staff; (P)
[きょくしゃ, kyokusha] (n) bureau; office building
[こうつうこうしゃ, koutsuukousha] (n) (Japan) Travel Bureau
[こくぜいきょく, kokuzeikyoku] (n) revenue office; taxation bureau; (P)
[したいふ, shitaifu] (n) Chinese scholar-bureaucrat; Chinese scholar-official
[しゅけいきょく, shukeikyoku] (n) budget bureau; (P)
[しゅぜいきょく, shuzeikyoku] (n) (Japanese) Tax Bureau; (P)
[しゅごだいみょう, shugodaimyou] (n) (arch) provincial military governor turned daimyo (Muromachi period) (distinct from the shugo bureaucrats of the Kamakura period)
[たてわりぎょうせい, tatewarigyousei] (n) vertically segmented administrative system; overcompartmentalized bureaucracy; system in which interministerial rivalry diminishes overall efficiency; (bureaucratic) sectionalism; interministerial rivalry; bureaucratic fiefdoms
[じょうほうぶ, jouhoubu] (n) information bureau; intelligence department; (P)