He graduated from a commercial high school.
This area is a center of commerce.
His family has long been engaged in commerce.
Commerce has developed in this port town.
That film achieved commercial success.
He has run a commercial business in this town for many years.
商業 refers specifically to commerce and trade (buying and selling), whereas 実業 covers a wider range of productive business, including manufacturing.
商業 refers to commerce or trade as an industry, whereas 商用 describes something's practical purpose as being for business use.
商業 covers commerce broadly, including domestic retail, whereas 通商 specifically emphasizes trade between countries or regions.
商業 refers to commerce as an industry or economic activity, whereas 商事 refers to specific commercial affairs or transactions, often in a corporate or legal sense.
商業 is an abstract, institutional term for commerce as an industry, while 商い refers to the concrete act or volume of buying and selling.
商業 focuses narrowly on commerce and trade, while 産業 is the broader category that includes manufacturing, agriculture, and services.
商業 refers only to trade/commerce, whereas 商工 covers both commerce and industry together.
business district; commercial area
commercial science