Translation guide
A surface for posting public notices, messages, or announcements. In Japanese, the term depends on the physical vs. digital context, and whether it's for official notices or casual messages.
A board in a public space (school, office, community center) where official announcements, schedules, or posters are pinned.
The standard term for a physical bulletin board used for public notices. Can be found in schools, stations, offices, etc.
A new notice is posted on the bulletin board.
Let's meet in front of the bulletin board.
A website or digital space where users can post messages, questions, or discussions.
Also used for online bulletin boards or forums. Often preceded by a topic or site name.
I posted a question on an online bulletin board.
Abbreviation for 'Bulletin Board System', used in tech contexts or older internet culture.
I used to interact a lot on BBSes back in the day.
Loanword for 'forum', often used for structured discussion boards.
A small board at home or in an office for pinning notes, photos, or reminders.
A screen displaying announcements, often in stations, lobbies, or public areas.
掲示板 (keijiban) covers both physical and digital bulletin boards. If you need to be specific, add インターネットの (internet no) for online or 学校の (gakkou no) for school, etc.
There are many posts on that bulletin board.
サポートフォーラムで解決策を見つけました。
I found a solution on the support forum.
Loanword for 'digital signage', used in commercial or public information displays.
Advertisements are displayed on the digital signage.