Joining - New

Japanese: 入部 - にゅうぶ

〘Noun〙① To enter a territory. In particular, when a kokushi or feudal lord enters his assigned province or territory for the first time. Entering into a clan. Entering the country. *Ryo Gikai (833) To "That is, _one _clan for a kokushi. <omitted> that is, a county governor entering into a clan." ② To fully reach a certain state. [Meigoki (1275)] ③ To join an organization that has the word "club" in its name. *Japanese Baseball History (1929) <Kokumin Shimbunsha Sports Department> Shinku no Ichikomata also loses to Waseda and Keio "Nishio Morikazu joined the club (nifubu) from Dojima Middle School and became a right wingman."

Iru-Tomo no Otoko (Friends) [Join]

〘Noun〙 In the pre-Taika period, a division assigned to a specific person. " Mikoshiro Iribe " refers to a division placed in the Mikoshiro period, while " Mina Iribe " refers to a division placed in the Nadai period. Iribe. Irube. [Additional note] The "Shoki (720), Taika 2nd year, March (Kitano Honkun)" says, "The Mikoshiro Iribe (Hirutomonowo ) placed on the day of the Emperor in the past ."

Iribe [join]

〘Name〙 ⇒ Irutomono (join)

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

〘名〙① 領内にはいること。特に、国司や領主などが、はじめて任国や領地にはいること。入部入。入国。入府。※令義解（833）戸「謂。国司向_二所部_一。〈略〉即郡司入部」② ある境地に十分に到達すること。〔名語記（1275）〕③ 部と名のつく団体にはいること。※日本野球史（1929）〈国民新聞社運動部〉忍苦の一高又も早慶に敗る「西尾守一が堂島中学から入部(ニフブ)して来て右翼となった」