Tonbori Station's official live camera shows Dotonbori and the streets around Ebisubashi. Check the atmosphere and crowds before a walk through Osaka's entertainment district.
The official camera installed at SHIBUYA SKY looks down towards Shibuya Scramble Crossing. The map pin marks the East Tower of Shibuya Scramble Square, not the crossing. Check the operator's official channel for current stream availability.
Mount Fuji viewed from the grounds of Kawaguchiko Lakeside Hotel. Its official snapshot updates roughly once a minute, showing clouds and snow on the mountain.
STV's camera at Sapporo Medical Rehabilitation College looks toward Sapporo Station and its winter cityscape. Open the broadcaster's official page to see the latest scene and weather.
KBC's official camera shows the area in front of Hakata Station. Check the station-front atmosphere before visiting. The map marks an approximate nearby reference place, not a verified camera installation.
TNC's official feed normally shows central Tenjin and the Watanabe-dori area. Breaking news may replace the street view. The map uses an approximate nearby reference location, not a verified camera installation.
The tourism association’s camera at the northern end of the Philosopher’s Path helps visitors check the walk. Blossom and autumn tags describe the destination, not its current seasonal condition.
The tourism association’s camera is at the north end of Togetsukyo Bridge in Arashiyama. The pin marks the official camera site rather than the bridge’s midpoint.
RNB’s official camera looks toward Matsuyama Castle in Ehime. Check the castle scenery and city weather; this is not Bitchu Matsuyama Castle in Okayama.
Kasamatsu Park publishes this official 24-hour camera overlooking Amanohashidate from the north. It is a different viewpoint from View Land on the south side.
An STV camera installed in the Meiji Yasuda Life Sapporo Odori Building looks over central Sapporo's Odori Park. Open the official broadcaster page for the latest scene of the park and cityscape.
The operator of Cross Shinjuku Vision offers a cat's-eye camera overlooking Shinjuku Station's east exit and plaza. This is the outward-facing station view, not the separate camera looking at the cat screen from across the street. Select the stream titled 新宿猫の目線 on the official channel.
Suimeikan's official live camera shows its Japanese garden in Gero Onsen, with a pond, carp and visiting ducks. Open the hotel's official page for the seasonal garden view; the camera does not show bathing areas.
Official periodic still images from the Ministry of the Environment showing Kujo Pond and the historic Shusuitei teahouse in Kyoto Gyoen, normally refreshed about once per hour.
The Chiyoda Tourism Association's official camera looks over Chidorigafuchi moat and its cherry-lined promenade from the boathouse roof. Blossom dates vary each year; check the official page and channel for current stream availability.
The observation camera published on Tokyo Tower's official website shows the surrounding city from the tower. The map pin marks Tokyo Tower itself, not a distant landmark in view. Check the official page for current stream availability.
A Ministry of the Environment camera at Kamisenbon on Mount Yoshino shows the mountain town and slopes known for spring cherry blossoms. The official source normally updates its still image about once per hour.
STV's camera at Hotel Nord Otaru looks over the canal-side area. Open the broadcaster's official page for the latest historic cityscape and weather before exploring Otaru on foot.
Official periodic still images from a Ministry of the Environment camera at the Tsushima leopard cat enclosure in Fukuoka City Zoo, normally refreshed about once per hour.
Mukaitaki, a traditional inn in Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, runs this courtyard camera. The pond and garden offer cherry blossoms, autumn colors and winter scenery on the official page; it does not show bathing areas.
Petit Hotel Yubara Resort's official camera overlooks the public footbath and Tsuzumi Bridge in the hot-spring town. Check the street scene before a stroll; it does not show indoor or open-air bathing areas.
Camera 03 at the Second Daigai Building is operated by the Shibuya Koen-dori shopping district promotion association. Visit its official page for the Jinnan and Koen-dori streetscape. No thumbnail is reproduced because the operator restricts reuse.
The official camera beside Mount Moiwa's summit elevation sign takes an image every ten minutes. Open the original page to see the latest observatory conditions. The promotional image shown here is not live.
Cable Television Kawaguchiko's official camera looks from Oishi Park on Lake Kawaguchi's northern shore toward the lake and Mount Fuji. The source page updates its park image about every five minutes.
An official 4K live camera looks toward Mount Fuji from the upper observatory of the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway. Check clouds and mountain visibility before a ropeway ride or walk on Mount Tenjo.
Shuhokaku Kogetsu's official camera looks across Lake Kawaguchi toward Mount Fuji from this hot-spring inn on the northern shore. Check clouds and visibility; the operator notes that a reflection of Fuji may appear in suitable weather.
THE KUKUNA hot-spring resort publishes this camera on its official website. Open the official source for its view across Lake Kawaguchi toward Mount Fuji. This site uses a placeholder because the image provider restricts external image use.
MIZNO HOTEL advertises this Mount Fuji live camera on its official homepage. The hotel stands on the hillside east of Lake Kawaguchi. Check the lake and mountain outlook at the original source; the YouTube preview may not show the current scene.
HBC’s Mount Hakodate camera looks over the city and surrounding sea. This is a separate broadcaster source from the ropeway camera; direction and updates may change.
STV’s seasonal camera at the summit observatory of Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium shows Sapporo. Operation or direction may change, including winter anti-icing adjustments.
Fuji TV’s official rooftop camera in Odaiba shows the Tokyo Bay area from about 123 metres above ground. This news camera may change direction. It is not a Tokyo Metropolitan Government observatory camera.
An official tourism camera on Hanamikoji Street in Gion. Check the street before a visit and respect local private-property and photography restrictions.
The tourism association’s camera at the Daikaku-ji approach helps visitors check conditions around the Saga–Arashiyama sightseeing route. It is not an interior temple tour.
The tourism association’s camera near Seiryo-ji, also called Saga Shakado. It covers the temple approach in Saga; this is a different temple from Kiyomizu-dera.
An official tourism camera at Nishiki Market. The listed broadcast hours are 11:00–18:00 Japan time; the stream may be unavailable outside those hours.
MLIT’s camera shows the approach to Ginkaku-ji, the Silver Pavilion. Check the nearby street before a visit; this is not a view of the pavilion or garden inside the temple.
Yufu City's official visitor-traffic camera at Station Street Five-way Junction. Images update every 10 minutes during 09:00–17:00 JST; the service stops overnight. This is a street-congestion view, not an onsen-bath scene.
Yufu City's official visitor-traffic camera at Shinmachi Intersection. Images update every 10 minutes during 09:00–17:00 JST; the service stops overnight. This is a street-congestion view, not an onsen-bath scene.
Yufu City's official visitor-traffic camera at Otomaru Street. Images update every 10 minutes during 09:00–17:00 JST; the service stops overnight. This is a street-congestion view, not an onsen-bath scene.
A Minamioguni Town camera at the Kurokawa Onsen association's Kazenoya visitor center. The official page refreshes the hot-spring village view every five minutes; it does not show bath interiors.
RKK's official camera on the Aso Volcano Museum rooftop looks toward Kusasenri. Check the grassland and sky before a visit; consult official volcanic restrictions, not camera images, for hiking or access decisions.
Official Japan Meteorological Agency periodic images of Mount Aso from Kurumagaeri. The marker is at the monitoring camera installation, not the summit. Consult official volcanic alerts and access restrictions before hiking.
Official Japan Meteorological Agency periodic images of Tsurumidake and Garandake from Tsukahara Muta. The marker is at the monitoring camera installation, not the summit. Consult official volcanic alerts and access restrictions before hiking.
Takahashi City's official camera at the cloud viewpoint looks toward Bitchu Matsuyama Castle and its autumn hills. Available 04:00–23:00 JST. This is in Okayama, not Matsuyama Castle in Ehime.
The ropeway operator's camera at the summit station overlooks Onomichi, the channel and nearby islands. The official homepage links its current 24-hour broadcast.
The tourism association's camera shows current shopping-street crowds every 1–2 minutes. Anonymized people are composited onto a static background; the background is not live scenery and cannot indicate current weather or daylight.
The museum's official indoor camera shows congestion at the East Hall first-floor entrance. Check queues before visiting; this is not an outdoor view of Peace Memorial Park.
View Land’s official camera page presents the Amanohashidate scenery through its published Weathernews viewer. The map reference is the hilltop viewpoint, not the lower boarding station.
Biwako Valley’s official summit-area camera image updates about every ten seconds. Check conditions before visiting the terrace; consult the operator separately for ropeway operation.
The temple’s official website publishes camera images of Kinkaku-ji every three minutes. These are periodically updated still images, not continuous video.
The temple’s official website updates this image of the Ginkaku-ji grounds every three minutes. It is distinct from the existing tourism-association camera on the approach road.
Television Osaka provides this weather and city panorama between Tenmabashi and Osaka Castle. The view changes with the camera direction; it does not show the castle interior.
Kobe City publishes this river camera at Koen Bridge near Arima Onsen Station. It is useful for viewing the riverside walking area, not the baths or the entire hot-spring town.
Semboku City tourism information links to this official Lake Tazawa live channel. The pin references the lakeshore near the Tatsuko statue, not a verified camera mount.
Semboku City links to this Kakunodate samurai-district camera. It shows seasonal street scenery; cherry blossoms and autumn foliage depend on the season.
Shirakawa Village provides this official Shirakawa-go camera. The original may be intentionally blurred to protect residents; this service does not reverse or alter that protection.
Zao Onsen Mountain & Snow Resort lists this camera at Juhyo Kogen ropeway station. It shows mountain conditions; snow monsters form only under suitable winter weather.
Shimane Tourism Federation provides this Shinmon Street camera on the approach to Izumo Taisha. The view alternates along the street, not inside the shrine.
Morioka Tourism and Convention Association publishes this view toward Morioka Castle Park. The pin references the central fire station named in the official camera description.
STV provides this official camera from the New Chitose Airport terminal roof. It shows airport conditions; the broadcaster may interrupt it or switch to news coverage.
STV publishes this view toward the Kushiro River and Nusamai Bridge. The official page has differing Japanese and English installation descriptions, so the pin uses an approximate reference near the bridge.
An official camera at the Lake Tofutsu Waterfowl and Wetland Center looks across the lake toward Mount Shari. Check the landscape before a wetland walk.
The official camera at Gurutto Panorama Bihoro Pass roadside station looks over Lake Kussharo. Periodic images show clouds and seasonal changes around the caldera lake.
A Ministry of the Environment camera at Tsurui Ito Sanctuary shows the fields used by wintering red-crowned cranes. Bird activity varies by season and time of day.
An official camera at Horonobe Visitor Center looks across the Sarobetsu wetland. The view helps visitors observe seasonal changes around Naganuma and the surrounding marsh.
A camera at Hamatonbetsu's Lake Kutcharo Waterfowl Observatory shows a lakeshore used by migrating swans. Birds and winter scenery vary through the seasons.
An official camera at Cape Nosappu Lighthouse in Nemuro shows the sea and sky around this sunrise destination. Visibility changes with the weather and time.
The official camera at Cape Tappi Lighthouse shows the sea near the northern tip of the Tsugaru Peninsula. Check the view before visiting the cape and stairway national road.
An official camera at Shiriyazaki Lighthouse shows the coast at the northeastern edge of the Shimokita Peninsula, a destination for lighthouse visits and coastal scenery.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Shionomisaki Lighthouse, showing current views of Cape Shionomisaki at the southern tip of the Kii Peninsula and the Pacific.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Sadamisaki Lighthouse, showing current views of Cape Sadamisaki at the western tip of Shikoku and the Bungo Channel.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Bisan Seto Vessel Traffic Service Center, showing current views of the Bisan Seto and surrounding Seto Inland Sea.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Miiraku Nagasakibana Lighthouse, showing current views of the Miiraku coast of the Goto Islands and the East China Sea.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Kanmon Strait Vessel Traffic Service Center, showing current views of the Kanmon Strait between Honshu and Kyushu.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Izumo Hinomisaki Sakaguri Light, showing current views of the rocky coast of Izumo Hinomisaki and the Sea of Japan.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Mihonoseki Lighthouse, showing current views of Cape Mihonoseki on the Shimane Peninsula and the Sea of Japan.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Kyogamisaki Lighthouse, showing current views of Cape Kyogamisaki at the northern tip of the Tango Peninsula and the Sea of Japan.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Satamisaki Lighthouse, showing current views of Cape Satamisaki at the southern tip of the Osumi Peninsula and the Osumi Strait.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Kasarisaki Lighthouse, showing current views of Cape Kasarisaki at the northern tip of Amami Oshima and the surrounding sea.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Ryukyu Kannonzaki Lighthouse, showing current views of the western coast of Ishigaki and the Yaeyama waters.
An official Japan Coast Guard live camera at Irizaki Lighthouse, showing current views of Cape Irizaki at the western edge of Yonaguni and the East China Sea.
The official camera at Asahidake Ropeway's Sugatami Station looks toward the mountain. Check the original page for clouds, snow and autumn colors before a visit.
Niseko Resort Tourist Association's official camera looks toward Mount Yotei from View Plaza roadside station. Check the mountain and sky before exploring Niseko.
Mount Hakodate Ropeway's official summit camera shows the city between the two bodies of water. Visit the source page for daytime views and the nightscape.
Mount Fuji viewed from First Terrace at FUJIYAMA Twin Terrace on Shindo Pass. Official images usually update every thirty minutes during daylight hours.
STV's rooftop-tower camera at its Sapporo headquarters provides a city panorama. Open the broadcaster's official page for the latest scene. The direction may change for broadcasting or weather conditions.
The Fujikyu Group's official live camera looks toward Mount Fuji from FUJIYAMA Tower at Fuji-Q Highland. Check the clouds and mountain landscape before visiting the amusement park.
An official live camera looks toward Mount Fuji from Oshino Shinobi no Sato ninja village. Check the sky and seasonal landscape before exploring the Oshino Hakkai area.
An Oshino Village camera at Omiyabashi Bridge shows Mount Fuji and the Shinnasho River surroundings. Open the municipality's official page for the current still image.
An official Oshino Village camera at the Health and Welfare Center shows Mount Fuji and the sky above the village. The municipality publishes the current still image on its camera page.
Yamanashi Prefecture's seasonal camera at the Fifth Station General Management Center shows the reception area of Mount Fuji's Yoshida Route. The feed is intended for the climbing season.