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観音埼レーダー施設
This official Japan Coast Guard image looks across Tokyo Bay and the Uraga Channel from the Kannonzaki radar facility. Before visiting Kannonzaki Park and lighthouse, it can show visibility toward the Boso Peninsula and passing ships. It does not show the lighthouse interior or park trails, and it is not a substitute for official navigation or shore-safety notices.
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Look for the Boso Peninsula and passing vessels across the Uraga Channel before visiting Kannonzaki Park or lighthouse.
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The radar-facility viewpoint does not show the lighthouse interior or trail conditions. Do not infer navigation safety or congestion from visible vessels.
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Tokyo Bay from Kannonzaki (観音埼レーダー施設) is an official Japan Coast Guard camera at the Kannonzaki Radar Facility in Kanagawa. It looks across Tokyo Bay and the Uraga Channel toward the Boso Peninsula on the opposite shore. Before you visit Kannonzaki Park and its lighthouse in Yokosuka, use it to see how clearly the far coast and passing ships appear.
This is not live video. It is a still photo that refreshes about every 300 seconds (5 minutes). Open the Japan Coast Guard page through the official link to see the latest image. Times in Japan are JST (UTC+9).
Fees, hours and access for nearby places come from the official sources recorded in our attraction guides; confirm them on each venue’s official page before you go. Edited 2026-10-31.
Verified installation point · 35.25778, 139.74333
The map also shows rail lines serving Uraga 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.
Distances are straight lines between camera reference points, not actual journey distances or times.
Kanagawa
剱埼灯台
From the lighthouse on eastern Miura, the camera looks over Cape Tsurugisaki and the Uraga Channel. Passing vessels may appear, but the image is not a ferry timetable.
About 14.3 km · straight line
Japan Coast Guard
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No on-site preview · check the official sourceKanagawa
豊島屋 段葛
Toshimaya's official Dankazura camera shows the approach, the second torii and its tree-lined path rather than the shrine grounds. The map pin is a reference near Toshimaya's main store, not a verified camera position.
About 18.0 km · straight line
Kamakura Toshimaya
Watch on YouTubeNo on-site preview · check the official sourceKanagawa
鎌倉高校前・腰越ラッコ公園
Kamakura City publishes periodically updated, privacy-blurred images of Koshigoe Rakko Park near Kamakurakokomae. Check the source capture time when looking at crowding in the photography area.
About 22.6 km · straight line
Kamakura City / SKIDAY
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YouTube · Video thumbnail · check live status at sourceKanagawa
横浜定点ライブカメラ テレビ神奈川屋上
Television Kanagawa’s official broadcast shows Yokohama’s cityscape and sky from its rooftop. The approximate location is the Yokohama Media and Business Center in Otamachi.
About 23.1 km · straight line
Television Kanagawa / tvk
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YouTube · Video thumbnail · check live status at sourceKanagawa
江の島ヨットハーバー 湘南港
Riviera, the operator of Enoshima Yacht Harbor, provides this official harbor and sea view. Check the local atmosphere before an Enoshima walk.
About 24.0 km · straight line
Riviera / Enoshima Yacht Harbor
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お台場 フジテレビ屋上 LIVE VIEW
A rooftop camera at Fuji TV in Odaiba looks over Tokyo Bay from about 123 metres above ground. Its direction may change during news coverage.
About 41.2 km · straight line
Fuji Television Network
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