Rishiri
Hokkaido, Japan β 2.6 km
Rishiri
π―π΅ Hokkaido Β· Japan β Altitude 129 m
This live camera looks out over Rishiri, a volcanic island off the northwest coast of Hokkaido. The stream lets you check conditions on the island before you plan a trip or simply watch the sea and sky change through the day.
Rishiri lies in the Sea of Japan off the northwest tip of Hokkaido, and its profile is dominated by Mount Rishiri, a symmetrical volcano rising from the water. The island is known for its rugged coastline, its alpine plants and the fishing villages that line its shores. Its landscape changes quickly with the weather, and the summit is often partly hidden by cloud.
Because the view is tied to a location on the island, you may see open water, coastline or the mountain slopes, depending on the direction of the camera. Clear mornings tend to show the clearest outline of the peak, while afternoons can bring cloud build-up. Winter brings snow and strong winds, so conditions may look very different from summer. Check the live weather block on this page before you watch.
Summers are cool and relatively mild for Japan, while winters are cold, snowy and windy. Spring and early autumn are often the most settled periods for visiting. Rishiri is reached by ferry from Wakkanai on the Hokkaido mainland, and the nearby cameras on this site show Rishirifuji and Senhoshi for comparison of different parts of the island.
Source: Rishiri Webcam
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Values update automatically, so you can check the latest situation before watching the stream.
The local time is displayed on this page and updates live. It follows Japan Standard Time, which is the same zone used across Hokkaido.
The camera is on Rishiri Island off the northwest coast of Hokkaido, Japan. The map on this page marks its position, and the island is reached by ferry from Wakkanai.
Clear mornings usually offer the best visibility of the mountain. Watching in spring or early autumn gives the most stable conditions, while winter views can be dramatic when snow covers the slopes.
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