窓から見える風景がとてもきれいだ。
The view from the window is very beautiful.
彼女は故郷の風景を写真に撮った。
She took photographs of the scenery of her hometown.
noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
scene of an event; scene captured visually
More limited use for the visual scene of something happening, especially in compounds or phrases such as 犯行風景. For the physical location of a crime, 現場 is usually the more direct word.
防犯カメラが犯行風景を捉えていた。
The security camera had captured the scene of the crime.
I was gazing at the scenery from the train window.
When we climbed the mountain, a beautiful view spread out before us.
The countryside is full of peaceful scenery.
She was absorbed in looking at the scenery outside the window.
The sunset I saw on that trip is a scene that stays in my memory.
風景 means scenery or a view in general, whereas 山川 names the natural elements—mountains and rivers—that make up such a view.
風景 usually refers to natural or urban scenery viewed objectively, while 情景 highlights a mood-laden, memorable scene.
風景 refers to a scene or landscape as a whole, often with an artistic or emotional quality, while 眺望 emphasizes the breadth and distance of what can be seen.
landscape painting
imagined landscape; mental scenery