No. 856 in Japanese
組織
"Organization" or "group structure."
In a sentence
彼は犯罪組織に属している。
He belongs to a criminal organization.
Here, 組織 (organization) refers to a structured group of individuals working together for a specific purpose, in this case, a criminal organization.
この組織は新しいリーダーを求めています。
This organization is looking for a new leader.
In this context, 組織 represents a formal institution or group operating within certain rules and structure.
組織の改革が必要です。
Reforming the organization is necessary.
Here, 組織 implies a structured system or assembly that might require improvement or changes to function better.
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