Part 1
Office & Company Basics
Learn essential office and company-related BJT vocabulary, including departments, roles, and workplace basics.
The BJT Business Japanese Proficiency Test measures how well you use Japanese at work. Learn the words that matter — office basics, email and keigo, meetings, customers, HR, IT, marketing, logistics and business news — with kanji, hiragana, romaji and real example sentences.
Learn essential office and company-related BJT vocabulary, including departments, roles, and workplace basics.
Study common BJT words used for daily work, task handling, workflow, and office responsibilities.
Master useful BJT vocabulary for workplace communication, office conversations, and common interaction patterns.
Build strong BJT email vocabulary and polite business expressions commonly used in Japanese workplaces.
Learn BJT words related to office documents, paperwork, files, and daily desk work.
Study BJT vocabulary for time management, schedules, appointments, and deadlines.
Understand core BJT terms related to money, sales, business transactions, and contracts.
Practice important BJT words used in meetings, discussions, presentations, and decision-making.
Learn practical BJT vocabulary for customer support, client communication, and service situations.
Memorize essential business verbs frequently used in the BJT exam and real workplace Japanese.
Master BJT keigo: sonkeigo and kenjougo verbs, polite address terms, cushion words and set business phrases.
Learn BJT vocabulary for job hunting, employment contracts, salary and benefits, training, transfers and leaving a company.
Study BJT terms for market research, product development, advertising, sales activities and business strategy.
Learn BJT vocabulary for computers, data, network security, online meetings, remote work and business systems.
Understand BJT terms for factories, quality control, purchasing, inventory, warehouses, shipping and delivery.
Read Japanese business news with confidence: BJT vocabulary for the economy, markets, company results, industry and policy.
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Start with workplace basics, then move to email, keigo and meetings — the areas the BJT tests most.
Tap the icon to read the meaning, usage notes, common mix-ups and 6 example sentences.
Hide hiragana, romaji or English in the examples, read the Japanese aloud, and use 🔊 to check pronunciation.
The BJT (BJTビジネス日本語能力テスト) measures how well you can communicate in Japanese in real business situations, such as reading emails and documents, listening to meetings and phone calls, and choosing the right level of politeness. It is run by the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation and is taken on a computer at test centres.
There is no pass or fail. Your score is between 0 and 800 points, and it is shown as one of six levels from J5 (lowest) to J1+ (highest).
Study one list at a time. Read the kanji, hiragana and romaji, then tap the info icon to see what each word means, how it is used, common mix-ups and six example sentences. Hide the hiragana, romaji or English in the example window to test yourself.
Yes. All 16 lists, every example sentence and every explanation are free to use, with no sign-up required.