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What is the difference? こんにちは、

what is the difference between "兵器" and "武器"?

I know they both mean "weapon", but could they be used interchangeably?

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In my experience learning Japanese, I have never heard the word 兵器; only 武器. 武器 is the general word for weapon. I think 兵器 is only used in the context of the military, as 兵 can mean "army" or "soldier." For example, 兵隊 means soldier, 兵団 means army, etc.

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