“Scene” in Japanese
Short answer
シーン
shiin
Scene in Japanese is “シーン” (shiin). Full meaning: scene, sight; scenario, setting.
Other ways to say “Scene” in Japanese
場面
bamen scene, setting, place (where something happens), scenario, case; scene (in a movie, play), shot; state of the market
眺め
nagame scene, view, prospect, outlook
所
sho place, spot, scene, site; address; district, area, locality
光景
koukei scene, spectacle, sight, view
現場
genba actual spot, scene (of a crime, accident, etc.); (on) site, (on) the ground, (in) the field, job site; filming location, (movie) set
景色
keishoku scenery, scene, landscape
しーん
shiin scene, sight; scenario, setting
ジーン
jiin scene, sight; scenario, setting
じーん
jiin scene, sight; scenario, setting
風景
fuukei scenery, scene, landscape, view, sight; scene (e.g. of a crime)
ワンシーン
wanshiin (one) scene (in a movie, etc.)
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