名めい勝しょう

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Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

Often used in formal or official contexts, such as government-designated scenic spots (国指定名勝).

勝しょう
名勝 specifically names a famous scenic spot, while 勝 in this sense is the more general term for scenic beauty itself.
景けい勝しょう
名勝 is the official legal term for a place designated as scenic beauty (as in Japan's Cultural Properties system), while 景勝 is the more general descriptive word for scenic beauty itself.
名めい所しょN2
名勝 is a formal, often officially designated term for a scenic spot, whereas 名所 is the everyday word for any well‑known place.
絶ぜっ景けい
名勝 refers to an officially or widely recognized scenic spot, whereas 絶景 simply describes the beauty of a view itself.

名めい勝しょう負ぶN2
名勝 means a famous scenic spot, while 名勝負 refers to a legendary sports match, and the two are easily confused because they share the first two kanji and reading.

Compound of 名 (famous) and 勝 (excellent view, scenic). The combination denotes a place renowned for its outstanding scenery.