視覚 (shikaku) means “vision” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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この案内は視覚に訴える色使いです。ko no an nai wa shi kaku ni utta e ru iro zuka i de su

This guide uses colors that appeal to the eye.

Describes the process of taking in the outside world through the eyes and recognizing its visual features.

視力shiryoku: The sharpness with which the eyes see shapes and details.
視野shiya: The extent of the visible area at a given position.

目で物を見て、形や色などを認識する働き。me de mono o mi te katachi ya iro na do o nin shiki su ru hatara ki

The Sino-Japanese compound 視覚 (shikaku) combines 視 (shi, "look at") and 覚 (kaku, "perceive"), giving the sense of visual perception.

English vision also has the abstract meaning of a plan for the future, but 視覚 (shikaku) is limited to the visual sense.