“Glimpse” in Japanese
Short answer
Glimpse in Japanese is “一見” (ikken). Full meaning: look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction.
Other ways to say “Glimpse” in Japanese
一目
ichimoku glance, look, glimpse; complete view, bird's-eye view; look, glance, glimpse
片影
henei speck, glimpse
瞥見
bekken glance, glimpse, cursory view
グリンプス
gurinpusu glimpse
片鱗
henrin part, portion, glimpse, bit
いちげん
ichigen look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
イチゲン
ichigen look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
曙光
shokou dawn, daybreak, first light of day; first indication, glimpse, gleam, flash, prospects
いっけん
ikken look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
一眼
hitome glance, look, glimpse; complete view, bird's-eye view; look, glance, glimpse
ひと眼
hitome glance, look, glimpse; complete view, bird's-eye view; look, glance, glimpse
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