支店 (してん, shiten) Japanese meaning: branch office

支店 (してん, shiten) Japanese meaning: branch office | Kotomora

Kanji

支し社しゃN1
支社 refers to a branch office of a company (often handling administrative or corporate functions), while 支店 more commonly refers to a branch of a bank, retail store, or restaurant.
分ぶん店てん
分店 is a less common word for a branch store, largely interchangeable with 支店 but used far less frequently in modern Japanese.
出しゅっ張ちょう所じょ
支店 is a full, often larger branch office with its own independent operations, while 出張所 is a smaller satellite office set up for local convenience.
ブランチ
支店 is the standard Japanese word for a branch office or store, while ブランチ often sounds more like a foreign-company or business term for the same thing.

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支し局きょくN1
支店 refers to a branch of a commercial business like a bank or store, while 支局 is used for branches of media outlets or government agencies.
支し所しょ
支店 is used for a branch of a commercial business, whereas 支所 usually refers to a branch of a government agency or public organization.
営えい業ぎょう所しょ
支店 usually refers to a bank or large company's branch, while 営業所 covers any local business or sales office, often smaller.
分ぶん室しつ
支店 is a branch office of a company or bank with independent customer-facing functions, while 分室 is often a smaller, more specialized detached unit like a research room or administrative annex.

本ほん店てんN1
本店 is the head office or main store of a company, while 支店 is one of its branch locations.
本ほん舗ぽ
支店 means a branch store, the opposite of 本舗, which refers to the main or original shop.

Compound of 支 (branch, support) and 店 (store, shop).