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To put a plan, policy, or action into effect; to execute or perform something as planned.
政府は来月から新しい法律を実施する予定だ。
The government plans to carry out the new law starting next month.
このプロジェクトは来週実施される。
This project will be carried out next week.
Often used in formal contexts such as government announcements, business plans, or project management. The object is typically a policy, plan, project, or event.
実施する is often used in the passive form (実施される) when the focus is on the action being carried out rather than who is carrying it out. For example: 'The new policy will be implemented next month.' → '新しい政策は来月から実施される。'
For casual contexts, use simpler verbs like やる or する. For example: 'Let's do the project.' → 'プロジェクトをやろう/する.' However, in formal writing or official announcements, always use 実施する.
The verb consists of two kanji: 実 (jitsu, 'truth', 'reality', 'practical') and 施 (shi, 'to give', 'to perform'). Together, they form a compound meaning 'to put into practice' or 'to execute'. The suru-verb form する is attached to create the verb phrase.
実施する is a formal term often used in official, governmental, or corporate contexts. It implies a structured and deliberate action rather than a casual or spontaneous one. The subject is usually an organization or authority responsible for the execution.