Usages of kesiki
写真家 は 夕焼け の 景色 が 好き です。syasinka ha yuuyake no kesiki ga suki desu.
The photographer likes the view of the sunset.
山 の 頂上 まで 歩く と 景色 が もっと よく 見えます。yama no tyouzyou made aruku to kesiki ga motto yoku miemasu.
If you walk to the mountain summit, the view looks even better.
この 校庭 から 見る 秋 の 紅葉 ほど きれいな 景色 は めったに ありません。kono koutei kara miru aki no kouyou hodo kireina kesiki ha mettani arimasen.
There are very few views as beautiful as the autumn leaves seen from this schoolyard.
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