How to say "vista" in Japanese

• 眺望ちょうぼうCommon
  noun, suru verb, transitive verbCovers the scenic sense of 'vista': a view or panorama spread out before you from a vantage point; the natural choice for a fine view from a hotel room or observation deck.
• 遠景えんけいCommon
  nounCovers the distant-view sense: scenery stretching far away. In pictures or photographs it also means the background, the far part of a scene rather than the foreground.
  その絵えの遠景えんけいには城しろがある。↗

  There is a castle in the background of the picture.
• 見通しみとおしJLPT N1approx.Common
  nounAs 'vista' it means an unobstructed view — a clear line of sight with nothing blocking it. Its core senses are visibility and seeing through a space, not scenic beauty.

Use 眺望 for a scenic view or panorama enjoyed from a place, 遠景 for a distant view or a scene's background, and 「見通し」 when the point is an unobstructed line of sight or visibility.

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• 眺望ちょうぼうview
• 遠景えんけいvista
• 見通しみとおしunobstructed view
• 景けいvista
• ビスタvista
• 遠望えんぼうvista