Refers to the area that can be seen at one time, especially in phrases such as 視野に入る, 視野から消える, and 視野が広い・狭い in a physical sense.
霧で視野が狭くなった。
The fog narrowed my field of vision.
突然、子どもが視野に入った。
Suddenly, a child came into view.
outlook; horizons; perspective
Figurative use for the range of things one can consider or understand; common in expressions such as 視野を広げる and 広い視野で見る.
留学して視野が広がった。
Studying abroad broadened my horizons.
もっと広い視野で問題を考える必要がある。
We need to think about the problem from a broader perspective.
The mountain peak came into view in the distance.
He's a broad-minded person who accepts a variety of opinions.
Studying abroad became a great opportunity to broaden my horizons.
The ship disappeared from view in the fog.
視野 means the range or scope of one's vision or awareness, while 視点 is the specific point or angle from which one looks at something.
narrowing of visual field; tunnel vision
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