物見
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Meanings
1
Used for going out to see sights, often in compounds like 物見遊山 (ものみゆさん).
On the weekend, I walked to the next town while doing a bit of sightseeing.
2
Refers to a person or group sent to observe enemy movements or keep watch; often used in military or historical contexts.
They sent out scouts to observe the enemy's movements.
3
A high place or structure used for keeping watch, especially in castles or fortifications.
From the castle's watchtower, you could see the distant sea.