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Hitoyoshi — Kuma River and Ohashi Bridge camera

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KKT's official fixed-point camera in Hitoyoshi overlooks the Kuma River, Ohashi Bridge, Nakagawara Park and surrounding townscape. The marker is an approximate reference in Kokonokamachi, the reported filming area, not a verified building or exact camera mount. This is not a camera inside Hitoyoshi Castle.

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Local weather

Kumamoto · Conditions at the camera site may differ.

What does this camera show?

Open KKT for the Kuma River, Ohashi and nearby park in Hitoyoshi, a riverside city scene rather than a castle interior.

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Visible scene
Kuma River, Ohashi Bridge and Nakagawara Park surroundings
Official operator
Kumamoto Kenmin Televisions KKT
Camera location
Approximate location · Kumamoto
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What this view cannot tell you

River width or color in this view cannot establish flood risk. Consult official river and disaster information in bad weather.

About this map pin

Approximate filming-area reference from the camera directory map; the actual camera mount may differ.

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Camera location

Approximate location · 32.213, 130.758

Location source
Nearest rail stationHitoyoshionsen Station
502 mstraight lineCheck the routeWalking time

The map also shows rail lines serving Hitoyoshionsen Station. The distance above is a straight line, not a walking time. Check the actual entrance and route below.

Walking routeBus & transitFirst / last train

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Distances are straight lines between camera reference points, not actual journey distances or times.

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About 39.4 km · straight line

Scenic places

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