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The camera at Daiosaki Lighthouse looks over Cape Daiosaki on the Shima Peninsula and the Kumano Sea. Its view faces the water, not nearby visitor facilities.
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The Daiosaki Lighthouse camera looks over the tip of the Shima Peninsula and the Kumano Sea. It shows the cape’s seaward outlook.
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Verified installation point · 34.27611, 136.89944
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志摩半島横山からみた英虞湾
The Ministry of the Environment camera at Yokoyama Viewpoint's sky cafe terrace overlooks Ago Bay. It provides periodically updated photographs rather than continuous video; check the capture time before using the view to plan a visit.
About 11.1 km · straight line
Ministry of the Environment Biodiversity Center
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鳥羽海上保安部庁舎
This official Japan Coast Guard image shows Toba Port, the adjacent sea and the direction of nearby islands from the Toba Coast Guard office. It provides visual context before an island connection or waterfront visit.
About 24.3 km · straight line
Japan Coast Guard
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