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“Viewing” in Japanese

Short answer
観覧 kanran かんらん

Viewing in Japanese is “観覧” (kanran). Full meaning: viewing.

Other ways to say “Viewing” in Japanese

見渡し miwatashi viewing, view, viewpoint 視聴 shichou looking and listening, (television) viewing, watching; (public) attention, interest; (signal) reception ビューイング byuuingu viewing mi looking, viewing; (please) try (to); view (of life, etc.), outlook 見物 kenbutsu sightseeing, watching, viewing; sightseer, spectator, viewer, onlooker; sight, attraction, spectacle, something worth seeing しちょう shichou looking and listening, (television) viewing, watching; (public) attention, interest; (signal) reception 観らん kanran viewing 見わたし miwatashi viewing, view, viewpoint 観賞 kanshou admiration, appreciation, enjoyment, viewing (for pleasure) 狩り kari hunting, hunt, shooting; gathering (mushrooms, shellfish, etc.), picking (berries, fruit, etc.), viewing (e.g. autumn leaves); hunting down (a criminal, etc.), rounding up (e.g. communists), witch-hunt 見もの mimono sightseeing, watching, viewing; sightseer, spectator, viewer, onlooker; sight, attraction, spectacle, something worth seeing

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