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JLPT N1Written, formalOfficial statements

に鑑かんがみてin view of; in the light of

A circumstance that matters has been weighed, and a decision follows from it. It is the language of official statements.

How to form it

Noun + に鑑かんがみて/に鑑かんがみ

Read かんがみて. に鑑かんがみ is the stiffer of the two, usual in laws and formal notices. You will also meet を鑑かんがみて. It is common, but に is the standard particle, and many people call を a mistake.

Before it
How things stand: 状じょう況きょう, 情じょう勢せい, 事じ態たい, 事じ情じょう. Or how serious or important something is: 重じゅう大だい性せい, 重じゅう要よう性せい, 影えい響きょう.
After it
What was decided: 延えん期きする, 中ちゅう止しする, 見み送おくる, 決けっ定ていする.
Where you'll meet it
Government and company statements, formal notices, laws, court rulings. Hardly ever in conversation.
In everyday speech
〜を考かんがえて: 天てん気きを考かんがえて、中ちゅう止しにした, we called it off because of the weather.

In use

In view of various circumstances, this year's fireworks display is canceled.

A stock line. 諸しょ般はんの事じ情じょう says there are reasons without giving any.

Close neighbours

を踏ふまえてN1

You take what is known or was said into account and go on from there. The word people use at work, said as much as written.

に照てらしてN1

English says "in the light of" for this too. A case is held up against a law, a standard or a precedent, and you say how it measures up.

を受うけてN1

Something happened or was announced, and someone reacted. It does not say that anything was weighed.

Check yourself

1A notice at a city office says this. What does it tell you?

利り用よう者しゃの増ぞう加かに鑑かんがみ、来らい月げつより窓まど口ぐちを一ひとつ増ぞう設せついたします。

Choose an answer to see why.

2You are telling a friend why you stayed at home. Which do you say?

Choose an answer to see why.

More detail

A clause takes こと: 被ひ害がいが広ひろがっていることに鑑かんがみ, in view of the fact that the damage is spreading. Laws often write it in hiragana: にかんがみ.

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