An institution established by law that handles national administrative affairs and exercises authoritative decision-making power on behalf of the state, often categorized by its functions and jurisdiction, such as judicial or administrative roles as well as central or local government offices.
A public organization responsible for managing governmental affairs, typically characterized by formal responsibilities and structured operations within the broader framework of the state’s bureaucracy.
A place where public administrative functions are conducted, often referred to as an office, that serves as a hub for civil service and governmental activities.
A historical term referring to the offices that were overseen by high-ranking officials, specifically in the context of a historical governance system like that of the daijo daijin in Japan.
Example:
どの官庁もお役所主義にはまり込まないで、仕事のスピードアップをはかるという点において問題があるようだ。
A designated area where various government offices and institutions are located, often serving as the administrative center of a city or region.
A collection of public buildings housing governmental functions and agencies, typically characterized by their formal architecture and significant civic role.
A neighborhood primarily occupied by federal or local government offices, facilitating the execution of public administration and services.
An urban zone known for its concentration of bureaucratic and policy-making entities, where official activities and civic management take place.