“Club” in Japanese
Short answer
Club in Japanese is “倶楽部” (kurabu). Full meaning: club, fraternity, sorority, clubhouse.
Other ways to say “Club” in Japanese
棍棒
konbou stick, club, cudgel, bludgeon
愛好会
aikoukai club (esp. for devotees or fanciers of some subject or activity)
棍
kon stick, club
会所
kaisho meeting place, club; workplace (Edo period), office
社会人サークル
shakaijinsaakuru club (for adults, as opposed to for university students)
サークル
saakuru group with a common interest (e.g. students), club (e.g. company sports club), circle; circle (shape)
友会
yuukai association, club, friends of ...
友の会
tomonokai association, club, fan club, supporter's association
部
bu department (in an organization, company, etc.), division, bureau, faculty; club (at a school, university, etc.), team; part, portion, region, area
クラブ
kurabu nightclub; sports club, team; (golf) club
風俗営業
fuuzokueigyou businesses offering food and entertainment, cabaret, club, gambling and restaurant businesses; sex industry, sex-related businesses
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