I pointed out the parts of the report that need correction.
There are several dangerous spots on this road.
counter for places, parts, passages, etc.
Used as a counter for locations, sections, or items in a list. Often follows a number or quantity expression.
There were three errors in this document.
Several evacuation shelters were set up in the city.
Construction is being done at three points along the road.
Please check the revised sections before submitting.
Be careful of the dangerous spots when climbing the mountain.
Please find the relevant clause in the contract.
地点 emphasizes a precise geographic or spatial point, while 箇所 is broader and can refer to sections of text or abstract items as well as physical spots.
箇所 is a neutral word for a specific spot or part in a text or situation, while 節 in this sense often carries a nuance of something noteworthy or suspicious.
箇所 is a more general counter used for any point or spot, while 所 tends to attach specifically to formal facility/office names like 事務所 or 保健所.
箇所 is a formal word for a specific spot or point (often used with counting), while 所 is the everyday, more general term.
箇所 is a neutral word for a spot or location in general, while 部位 is specialized for parts of a body or a designated technical/anatomical region.
箇所 (かしょ) refers to a single specific spot or point, while 各所 (かくしょ) refers to multiple, various places collectively.
Common alternative spelling, especially in news and everyday contexts.
Abbreviated form using the small ke character; widely seen in signs and informal writing.
Full-size katakana ke variant; uncommon and may be confused with other readings.