Translation guide
How to express 'natural beauty' in Japanese, covering scenic landscapes, unadorned personal appearance, and the inherent beauty of nature.
Describing beautiful natural scenery, such as mountains, forests, coastlines, or countryside.
A direct and common way to say 'the beauty of nature'. Suitable for both spoken and written contexts.
This area is known for its natural beauty.
A compound noun meaning 'natural beauty'. Often used in formal or written contexts, such as tourism brochures or art criticism.
Japan is blessed with natural beauty.
Literally 'the scenery is beautiful'. A natural, everyday way to comment on beautiful natural views.
The scenery here is really beautiful, isn't it?
A four-character compound meaning 'picturesque' or 'scenic beauty'. Used in formal descriptions or travel writing.
It is famous as a place of scenic beauty.
Describing a person's beauty that is natural, without makeup or artificial enhancement.
Means 'beautiful without makeup'. 'すっぴん' refers to a bare face. Very common in casual conversation.
She is beautiful without makeup.
Literally 'natural beauty', often used for a person's unforced, effortless attractiveness. Can apply to personality or style.
Means 'bare face' or 'natural face'. Often used in contexts like '素顔が美しい' (her natural face is beautiful).
Means 'beauty as it is', emphasizing authenticity and lack of pretense. Slightly poetic.
Let's cherish our natural beauty as we are.
Referring to the concept or philosophy of beauty found in the natural world, often in artistic or poetic contexts.
The English loanword 'ナチュラルビューティー' is sometimes used in beauty product marketing, but it sounds unnatural in normal conversation. Stick to native Japanese expressions.
She has a natural beauty.
素顔のままでも十分美しい。
She is beautiful enough even with her bare face.
This gem has a natural beauty.