“Scenery” in Japanese
Short answer
Scenery in Japanese is “景色” (keishoku). Full meaning: scenery, scene, landscape.
Other ways to say “Scenery” in Japanese
風光
fuukou (beautiful) scenery, natural beauty
景観
keikan scenery
叙景
jokei scenery, description
風景
fuukei scenery, scene, landscape, view, sight; scene (e.g. of a crime)
背景
haikei background, scenery, backdrop, setting; background (of an incident, situation, etc.), circumstances, context; backing, support (from behind the scenes)
風物
fuubutsu natural features, scenery; things particular to a certain region or season, characteristic scenery and customs, scenes and manners
景物
keibutsu natural features, scenery, a premium, gift
げしき
geshiki scenery, scene, landscape
けしき
keshiki scenery, scene, landscape
大道具
oodougu stage setting, scenery
はいけい
haikei background, scenery, backdrop, setting; background (of an incident, situation, etc.), circumstances, context; backing, support (from behind the scenes)
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