
Club activities to play basketball. It mainly refers to friends who play the same basketball at schools, clubs, and communities. Even in athletics, where there are many individual sports, if it is a group, it is called with a “Bu”. Japanese calls “Ro kyu Bu”.

A competition team group. A competition in which a yacht sails on a set course and competes for the required time. Japanese says “Kai soku sen bu”.

A team that aims to improve group activities and skills by playing baseball at schools. Japanese says ya-kyu-bu.

1. A collection of things that love climbing in schools, companies, etc. 2. An area where mountains are spread and connected. Japan called “San gaku bu”.

One of the ball games. A team of six or nine teams, each on either side of the court, bordering the net, handing over a large ball by hand.

“Swimming” in the Olympics refers to the four categories of swimming, diving, water polo and synchronized swimming, but it is thought that there are many schools where activities as “swimming club” are “swimming league”.

1. In Japan, most departments placed in organizations such as government offices and companies generally consist of lower-level organizations such as departments, groups, and rooms. Often honored as a position with greater authority. 2. Head of the club team at school Japanese calls “Bu cho”.

Another name for Association Football. Competition divided into two groups of eleven individuals, except for the goalkeeper, putting the ball on the enemy’s goal without touching the ball. A team that performs the competition. Japanese says shu-kyu-bu.

A ball game where two or two players play a ball with a racket over the net. It is a game adopted at the Olympics and Paralympics, and is widely known regardless of age, gender, or physical personality. The group of sports. Japan calls “Tei kyu bu” or “tennis bu”.

Table tennis is a highly competitive sport that is adopted by the official Olympic Games, while everyone is friendly. A group that plays the sport. Table tennis is adopted as a formal Olympic Games. Japanese says “Ta kyu bu”.