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'Dark eyes' in Japanese can be said like 'kurai me'. If dark is referring to color of the iris then you can also say 'kuroppoi/kuroi me'. If you are referring to a blurry vision 視力障害 /shi ryo ku shou gai/ is the word referring to 'damage or blurriness in vision'. (me is read meh not mii)
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