~にとって
From someone’s position or point of view
You’ll be able to say how something is viewed or evaluated from a particular person’s position.

写真が好きな父にとって、朝の湖は最高の場所です。
shashin ga suki na chichi ni totte, asa no mizuumi wa saikou no basho desu.
What do you think this sentence means?
For my father who loves photography, the morning lake is the best place.
From someone's perspective
~にとって means “for” or “from the viewpoint of.” It identifies the person or group whose evaluation or perspective the statement expresses.
この写真は私にとって宝物です。
kono shashin wa watashi ni totte takaramono desu.
This photo is a treasure to me.
外国人にとって、漢字は難しいです。
gaikokujin ni totte, kanji wa muzukashii desu.
For foreigners, kanji is difficult.
Put the viewpoint first
Attach にとって to a person, group, or organization. The main statement usually gives an evaluation, such as important, difficult, useful, or necessary.
私にとって、日本語を学ぶことは楽しいです。
watashi ni totte, nihongo o manabu koto wa tanoshii desu.
For me, learning Japanese is enjoyable.
~にとって vs ~に対して
~にとって gives the point of view from which something is judged. ~に対して names the person an attitude or action is aimed at.
~にとって, for; to (viewpoint)
父は私にとって大切な人です。
chichi wa watashi ni totte taisetsu na hito desu.
My father is an important person to me.
Says how my father is seen from my point of view.
~に対して, toward
父は私に対していつも優しいです。
chichi wa watashi ni taishite itsumo yasashii desu.
My father is always kind to me.
Says who my father’s kindness is aimed at.
車を持っていない私にとって、夜遅くまで走るバスはとてもありがたい。
kuruma o motte inai watashi ni totte, yoru osoku made hashiru basu wa totemo arigatai.
For me, since I don’t have a car, buses that run until late at night are a real help.
農家にとって、雨の少ない夏は大きな問題だ。
nouka ni totte, ame no sukunai natsu wa ookina mondai da.
For farmers, a summer with little rain is a big problem.
小さい子どもがいる家族にとって、近くに広い公園があるのはうれしい。
chiisai kodomo ga iru kazoku ni totte, chikaku ni hiroi kouen ga aru no wa ureshii.
For families with small children, having a big park nearby is a welcome thing.
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