Sanbe Tours, operated by Sanbe Development Corporation, provides this official camera from Yama no Eki Sanbe overlooking Nishinohara grassland. Its official page selects the channel's current live stream rather than a fixed video ID. The marker is an approximate facility reference, not a verified camera mount. Current broadcast status is not automatically confirmed.
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
Mount Sanbe Nishinohara grassland
Viewing format
View at the official source
Open the official camera page to access the operator’s video or images. Viewing options are provided on that page.
When to choose this view
Use Yama-no-Eki Sanbe’s source for Nishinohara grassland with the mountain setting before a visit.
What this view cannot tell you
If the stream address changes, return to the official page for the new live feed. Visible grassland does not establish all trail access.
If no view is available, check the source page for operating notices. A missing preview here does not necessarily mean the camera is offline.
“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.
Adachi Museum of Art provides this official live view of its Japanese garden. Explore the garden's atmosphere before visiting Yasugi. The marker is an approximate museum location, not a verified camera mount. The YouTube preview does not guarantee the current scene.
Gungendo's official camera presents Hinaya, a traditional thatched house in Omori, and its natural surroundings. This is not a view inside the Iwami Ginzan mine tunnels. The marker uses the approximate Gungendo main-store reference in the official tourism listing; the exact mount is unverified. The YouTube thumbnail is an illustrated title card, not a current scene. Check the original for broadcast availability.
An official TSK San-in Chuo Television camera looking from its headquarters towards central Matsue. See the river crossing and the city towards the station. Its filming position differs from the Shinji-ko Bridge camera; it is not a dedicated view of Matsue Castle or Lake Shinji's sunset. The marker is an approximate reference for the broadcaster's headquarters.
San-in Cable Vision provides this view of Shinjiko Ohashi and Matsue's waterfront. The bridge and lakeside cityscape offer context before a walk around Matsue. The marker is an approximate reference at the bridge's northern end, not a verified camera mount. The preview does not guarantee the current scene.