Riviera, the operator of Enoshima Yacht Harbor, provides this official harbor and sea view. Check the local atmosphere before an Enoshima walk. The marker approximates the harbor facilities rather than placing the camera on the water it overlooks.
Image update intervals and capture times depend on the operator. Check the official page for current broadcast status.
How to view this camera
What the camera shows
Enoshima’s yacht harbor and surrounding sea
Viewing format
YouTube video
Select “Watch on YouTube” to open the operator’s video. Check the player’s live indicator and broadcast date before treating it as a current view.
When to choose this view
Preview the yacht harbor and surrounding water for a visit to that side of Enoshima, rather than expecting a beach-centered scene.
What this view cannot tell you
Visible yachts do not establish availability for trips or water activities. Check reservations and weather guidance with the operator.
If the video has ended or will not play, check the operator’s channel or camera page for a new stream. A preview image alone does not confirm that a broadcast is live.
“Connection last checked” records a link check, not an image capture time or confirmation of a live broadcast.
The camera only covers its field of view. Check the relevant official notices for weather, transport and access restrictions. Source information
During an earthquake, severe rain, typhoon or other emergency, use this view only as a reference. Follow official weather, disaster and transport alerts, plus instructions on site, when deciding whether to evacuate or travel.
Minamiashigara City and Hakone Tourist Association link to this official camera at Kintaro Chaya on Mount Kintoki. Open the original page for summit-area mountain scenery. The marker approximates the teahouse. Commercial footage reuse requires prior consultation, so this site provides an original-page link only.
Periodically updated JMA images show Owakudani's volcanic landscape and visibility. This is not continuous video, and fog or steam may obscure the view. Check official volcanic alerts and access restrictions before visiting.
A Hakone Tourist Association camera covering the road and pedestrian approach near Yumoto Station, a gateway to the hot-spring area. It does not show bathing areas or the entire onsen town. The marker approximates the area around the tourism products museum; the exact mounting point is unverified.
Kamakura City links to these periodic, privacy-blurred images of Koshigoe Rakko Park near Kamakurakokomae. The public feed continues after the city and SKIDAY tourism pilot, helping visitors check crowding around the designated photography area. Check the capture time on the original site. This is not continuous video of the entire railway crossing or station platform; the marker approximates the park vicinity.
A Dankazura camera linked by Toshimaya, a Kamakura souvenir shop, on its official website. It shows the approach, second torii and tree-lined surroundings, not the shrine interior. The marker uses the surrounding-area reference from the official main-store map, not an exact building or camera mounting point.