きんがん近眼kinganちかめ近眼chikame
1.
A condition characterized by difficulty seeing distant objects clearly, often resulting in a person needing corrective lenses to improve their vision for far away distances.
2.
A metaphorical term used to describe a person who lacks foresight or has a narrow perspective, often making hasty or simplistic judgments.
3.
A common visual impairment where the eyeball is longer than normal or the cornea is too curved, leading to a refractive error that affects how images are focused on the retina.
Example:
十人に一人は近眼である。