
Narita - 成田山新勝寺ライブカメラ
Chiba, Japan — 52 km
🇯🇵 Ibaraki · Japan — Altitude 770 m
This live camera looks over Nyotaisan Station in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, and streams in HD from a YouTube broadcast. It is a useful way to see the station area and its mood before planning a trip or simply to keep an eye on the day's conditions in this part of central Japan.
Nyotaisan is a mountain rising to about 770 metres in the hills of northern Ibaraki, not far from the Kantō plain. The area is known for its quiet forests, temple paths and the Nyotaisan Fudō-in temple complex, which draws pilgrims and walkers. The landscape changes noticeably with altitude, and the air is usually cooler than in Tokyo.
The station is best watched in the morning, when light is clear and mist sometimes lingers over the hills, or in late afternoon as the sun drops behind the ridges. Views in autumn bring strong colours to the trees, while winter often brings clear, dry skies. Depending on the framing, you may see the station approach, passing trains or the surrounding slopes.
Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons for visiting, with mild temperatures and fewer rain days than the early summer rainy season. Winter can be cold at this elevation, and the hills may see snow. Nearby webcams include Narita and Saitama, which offer a broader view of the region around the Tokyo area.
Source: Nyotaisan Station

Chiba, Japan — 52 km
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Tokyo, Japan — 68 km
Tokyo, Japan — 69 km
Tokyo, Japan — 69 km
Tokyo, Japan — 69 km
Tokyo, Japan — 70 km
Tokyo, Japan — 70 km
The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the station sits at a higher altitude, it can be noticeably cooler and windier than the big cities nearby.
The local time for Ibaraki, Japan, is displayed on this page and updates as you watch. It follows Japan Standard Time.
The camera is located in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, at the Nyotaisan area, about 770 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows the exact position.
Early mornings and late afternoons usually give the clearest light and the most interesting scenes. Autumn is especially popular for the colours in the surrounding forests.
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