Browse official Mount Fuji views from Kawaguchiko, Yamanakako, Oshino and more. Check clouds and visibility at the source.
Oishi Park shows Lake Kawaguchi from the north shore, Lakeside Hotel has a still image toward Fuji, and the Panoramic Ropeway looks out from above. For Lake Motosu, open its own camera. Check the source to see whether Fuji is visible now: look for the capture time on photos or the live label and broadcast date on videos.
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For blossoms, look at the northern lakeside walking paths. Mid-April is typical, not guaranteed. The Oishi Park camera can show Fuji and the shore in its frame; use the tourism board for bloom reports.
Check the lake and Fuji view →Oishi Park and Yagisaki Park draw summer visitors for lavender and green lakeside scenery. Their flowers are not necessarily visible up close on a webcam. Check the frame for Fuji and the lake, then consult local flower updates.
Check the lake and Fuji view →For November colour, consider the Momiji Corridor on the northern shore. Lakeside trees in a camera frame may offer a clue, but cannot establish the colour across the whole corridor. Check the tourism board’s foliage news.
Check the lake and Fuji view →Winter can bring a snowy Fuji and a clearer mountain outline. Use the Lakeside Hotel image to check whether the mountain is actually visible. One photo cannot confirm snow or ice along your route; check weather and transport notices.
Check the lake and Fuji view →If people happen to appear in the station-area camera, their outerwear may offer a clue, not a temperature reading. Check the Kawaguchiko forecast and transport notices before you set out.
Fujikawaguchiko tourism board seasonal guide ↗Choose this updated image for the lake and Fuji direction from the northern shore, especially before visiting Oishi Park.
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View location and viewing instructionsThis still image looks toward Fuji from Lakeside Hotel. Inspect the mountain outline and clouds, keeping in mind that an updated photograph is not continuous video.
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View location and viewing instructionsUse the ropeway’s upper observatory for an elevated Fuji perspective rather than a shore-level view. Check ropeway operations separately.
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View location and viewing instructionsMIZNO HOTEL offers a hillside view of the lake and Fuji from the east. Compare its position and elevation with Oishi Park on the northern shore.
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View location and viewing instructionsThis view looks across Lake Motosu, not Lake Kawaguchi. Choose it for a Motosu visit or to compare Fuji from a different lake.
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View location and viewing instructionsMatch capture dates and times on still images with live indicators and broadcast dates on videos. Our connection-check time is not the camera’s capture time. An older image makes it hard to tell whether clouds differ because of location or elapsed time.
One image cannot predict visibility for the whole day. Check another viewpoint and the local forecast, and consider the lake and nearby sights in your plans. A clear mountain view does not establish safe climbing conditions at the summit.
Cloud and visibility conditions vary by viewpoint. One camera cannot establish weather or hiking conditions for the whole mountain.
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河口湖 富士山
View updated Mount Fuji images from Kawaguchiko Lakeside Hotel. Compare the viewpoint and capture time with Oishi Park and the ropeway camera.
Kawaguchiko Lakeside Hotel
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河口湖 大石公園
See Lake Kawaguchiko and the view toward Mount Fuji from Oishi Park. These are updated images, not continuous video; check the source timestamp.
Cable Television Kawaguchiko
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河口湖 富士山パノラマロープウェイ 展望台
The Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway offers an official 4K live camera view from its upper observatory. Check the mountain outlook before a ride or walk on Mount Tenjo, and confirm stream availability on the official page.
Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway
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河口湖 秀峰閣 湖月
From Shuhokaku Kogetsu on Lake Kawaguchi's northern shore, you can look across the water toward Mount Fuji. Its reflection may appear when conditions align, but it is not always visible.
Shuhokaku Kogetsu
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河口湖 THE KUKUNA
THE KUKUNA's official camera looks over Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji from the eastern shore. The provider restricts external image use, so this page shows a placeholder instead of the camera image.
THE KUKUNA
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河口湖 湖のホテル 富士山ライブカメラ
See Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji from MIZNO HOTEL on the hillside east of the lake. The YouTube preview may differ from the current broadcast, so open the original video to see the live scene.
MIZNO HOTEL
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お台場 フジテレビ屋上 LIVE VIEW
A rooftop camera at Fuji TV in Odaiba looks over Tokyo Bay from about 123 metres above ground. Its direction may change during news coverage.
Fuji Television Network
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Periodically updated image · 09/10, 20:00 JSTYamanashi
富士北麓からみた富士山2
This official Ministry of the Environment image looks toward Mount Fuji above the forest at the mountain's northern foot. For Fuji across the water, use a Lake Kawaguchiko shore camera instead.
Ministry of the Environment Biodiversity Center
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Periodically updated image · 09/10, 20:00 JSTShizuoka
田貫湖畔からみた富士山
This official Ministry of the Environment image shows Lake Tanuki and the direction of Mount Fuji from its Shizuoka-side shore. Visibility depends on cloud and capture time.
Ministry of the Environment Biodiversity Center
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東京都庁舎31階 富士山カメラ
Tokyo’s Bureau of Environment publishes official observation photographs toward Mount Fuji from the government building’s 31st floor.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Environment
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昇仙峡ロープウェイ山頂 甲府盆地・富士山
The tourism association publishes ten-minute photographs from the Shosenkyo ropeway summit toward Kofu Basin and Mount Fuji. Fuji may be hidden by weather.
Shosenkyo Tourism Association
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昇仙峡ロープウェイ山頂 荒川ダム・能泉湖
The Shosenkyo Tourism Association posts a photo every ten minutes from the ropeway summit toward Nosen Lake and Arakawa Dam. For Mount Fuji, use its other summit camera.
Shosenkyo Tourism Association
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富士急行線河口湖駅前
UTY's official camera at Fuji Kanko Kaihatsu headquarters overlooks the area around Kawaguchiko Station and nearby tracks. The broadcaster may switch views for reporting or emergencies.
UTY Television Yamanashi
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十国峠山頂 富士山ビュー
This official camera faces Mount Fuji from PANORAMA TERRACE 1059 at Jukkoku Pass. Visibility varies with weather.
Jukkoku Pass · Fujikyu Group
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精進湖・富士山
Kawaguchiko Cable TV's Lake Shojiko camera is linked by Fujikawaguchiko Town. The official page shows a still image of the lake and Mount Fuji, refreshed about every five minutes.
Kawaguchiko Cable TV
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本栖湖・富士山ライブカメラ（YBS山梨放送）
Minobu Town links to YBS's Lake Motosu and Mount Fuji camera near the Nakanokura Pass viewpoint northwest of the lake. Weather or darkness may hide the mountain or lake.
YBS Yamanashi Broadcasting System
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富士市役所 富士山
Fuji City Hall's municipal camera looks past the city toward Mount Fuji. Open the official city page for this urban view of the mountain.
Fuji City
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静岡県富士山世界遺産センター
See Mount Fuji from the roof of Shizuoka's Mount Fuji World Heritage Centre. The source updates still images about every ten minutes, rather than providing continuous video; check the capture time.
Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre, Shizuoka
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富士宮市役所 富士山
See Mount Fuji in still images from Fujinomiya City Hall. The city's official page lets you compare the latest capture with earlier images from the same day.
Fujinomiya City
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FUJIYAMAツインテラス ファーストテラス
See Mount Fuji from First Terrace at FUJIYAMA Twin Terrace on Shindo Pass. Images usually update about every 30 minutes during daylight hours; check the capture time on the source page.
Fuefuki City Tourism and Commerce Division
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山中湖交流プラザきらら 富士山
From Community Plaza Kirara, look across Lake Yamanaka toward Mount Fuji. Switch between wide-angle and telephoto images on the official page to see how the framing changes.
Yamanakako Tourism Association
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山中湖明神山パノラマ台
Myojinyama Panorama Deck offers an elevated view of Lake Yamanaka and Mount Fuji together. Open this view for the lake as seen from higher ground.
Yamanakako Tourism Association
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富士急ハイランド FUJIYAMAタワー
The Fujikyu Group's official live camera looks toward Mount Fuji from FUJIYAMA Tower at Fuji-Q Highland. Check the official page to confirm the stream is currently available.
Fuji-Q Highland
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忍野 しのびの里
The official camera at Oshino Shinobi no Sato looks toward Mount Fuji. Check the mountain and sky before visiting Oshino Hakkai, and confirm stream availability on the source page.
Oshino Shinobi no Sato
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忍野村 お宮橋からの富士山
See Mount Fuji and the Shinnasho River surroundings from Omiyabashi Bridge in Oshino. The village's official page provides the still image and its capture time.
Oshino Village
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忍野村保健福祉センターからの富士山
This still image shows Mount Fuji and the sky above Oshino from the Health and Welfare Center. Select that camera on the village's official page.
Oshino Village
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忍野村二十曲峠展望テラス SORA no IRO
The SORA no IRO terrace on Nijumagari Pass looks over Oshino village toward Mount Fuji. For a riverside view of Fuji, open the Omiyabashi still image instead.
Oshino Village
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富士山五合目受付窓口付近（吉田ルート）
See the reception area at the Fifth Station General Management Center on Mount Fuji's Yoshida Route. Yamanashi Prefecture operates this seasonal camera during the climbing season; check the source for stream availability.
Yamanashi Prefecture
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