Visible trains are not a substitute for timetables or operating information. A single station-area scene should not be generalized to weather or crowding across Hiroshima.
About this map pin
The installation point is not confirmed. This pin uses a mapped reference near Hiroshima Station — RCC; the filmed landmark and camera position may differ.
The map also shows rail lines serving Hiroshimaeki Station. The distance above is a straight line, not a walking time. Check the actual entrance and route below.
The closest station in a straight line may not be the easiest way in. The route also ends at the camera reference point, so change it to the place you actually plan to visit. Check buses, journey time and first or last trains in the route results.
Nearby cameras
Distances are straight lines between camera reference points, not actual journey distances or times.
HOME Hiroshima News' official camera shows Hondori Crossing, the shopping street entrance and the tram-stop area. It is useful for planning a walk around central Hiroshima, not a dedicated view inside Peace Memorial Park or of Hiroshima Castle.
See the queue at the first-floor entrance to the East Hall of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. This indoor camera does not show the surrounding Peace Memorial Park.
This crowd display for Miyajima's Omotesando shopping street updates every 1–2 minutes. People are anonymized and overlaid on a fixed background, which does not show current weather or daylight.
This camera looks into the narrow Ondo-no-Seto Strait from its northern entrance in Kure. It shows the channel and nearby coast; check the ferry operator for passenger schedules.
See Kintaikyo's wooden arches and riverside scenery through Iwakuni City's official camera. Take a look at the surroundings before visiting the bridge.