人見
ひ
と
み
Meanings
1
viewing slit in kabuki curtain
archaic
Archaic kabuki term for a slit in the stage curtain through which performers could see the audience.
In kabuki, they would check the audience through the viewing slit.
2
public eye; being watched; onlookers
archaic
Archaic term for the attention of others or the presence of casual observers; now largely replaced by expressions like 人目.
He spoke in a low voice, as if wary of being watched.