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  4. 社員旅行

社員旅行

shain ryokō
company trip

毎年、会社は社員旅行を計画しています。

The company plans a company trip every year.


formal

A trip organized by a company for its employees, typically as a team-building or reward activity.

社員旅行で新しい同僚と仲良くなりました。

I became friends with new colleagues during the company trip.

This is a common corporate activity in Japan, often involving travel to scenic locations or resorts.

Collocations

社員旅行に参加するto participate in a company trip社員旅行の計画company trip planning

Synonyms

社内旅行社内旅行会

Pro Tip

Cultural Context

Company trips in Japan often include group activities and are seen as a way to strengthen team bonds.

Word Origin

Combination of 社員 (company employee) + 旅行 (trip/travel).

Usage Notes

This phrase is commonly used in business contexts to refer to company-organized trips for employees.

Word Breakdown

社員
company employee
root
+
旅行
trip/travel
root
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