Translation guide
How to express the number of times something has been viewed, accessed, or displayed, common in digital contexts.
number of views (video)
number of views (web page)
The number of times a video, page, or post has been viewed.
Standard term for 'view count' of videos or audio. Literally 'playback count'.
This video's number of views exceeded one million.
Also means 'view count', often used for TV programs or live streams. Slightly more formal.
Used for page views, document views, or web page access counts.
Literally 'access count', often used for website hits or visits, but can imply views.
How many times something has been looked at or observed, not necessarily digital.
Referring to the metric itself, often in analytics or reports.
Common loanword for 'view count' in digital analytics. Casual and widely understood.
The number of views for this article reached the target.
Abbreviation for 'page view count'. Common in web analytics.
The number of page views on the site dropped from yesterday.
再生回数 is the most common for online videos (YouTube, etc.). 視聴回数 is often used for TV programs or live broadcasts, and can sound slightly more formal. In casual conversation about internet videos, 再生回数 is preferred.
This video has an amazing number of views!
Avoid directly translating 'number of views' as 見る数 or ビューの数. While understandable, they are not natural Japanese. Use the established compound nouns above.
The number of views on my video reached 10,000.
We track the number of views for each page.
The number of views for that program skyrocketed.
The number of views for this page is increasing every day.
The number of views on my blog increased compared to last month.
Please limit the number of views for this document.