Sakurajima
Kagoshima, Japan — 15 km
Tarumizu - Sakurajima
🇯🇵 Kagoshima · Japan — Altitude 46 m
This live camera looks across Kagoshima Bay toward Sakurajima, one of Japan's most active volcanoes. It is useful for seeing whether the summit is clear, whether there is steam over the peak, and how the sky looks over the bay right now.
Tarumizu is a port town on the eastern shore of Kagoshima Bay in southern Kyushu. Across the water rises Sakurajima, a volcano that still erupts regularly and has shaped life on the bay for centuries. The island was joined to the Osumi Peninsula by lava flows from a major eruption in 1914, and the surrounding region is known for its hot springs and its strong sense of volcanic landscape.
The camera is aimed at the volcano and the bay, so the main subject is the summit and any plume of volcanic ash or steam that rises from it. Clear mornings and late afternoons often give the sharpest view of the peak, while the light at sunset can colour the water and slopes. Activity and visibility change from hour to hour, so a quick check of the view is worth it on any visit to the page.
Kagoshima Bay has a warm subtropical climate, with hot humid summers and mild winters, and the rainy season in early summer can bring cloud over the peak. Kagoshima city is a short trip away by ferry or road and is the main base for visiting the volcano. You can also compare this view with the other Sakurajima cameras listed on this page, including the one from the Kagoshima side of the bay.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Tarumizu are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update as the page loads, so you can check them before deciding when to watch.
The local time for Tarumizu is shown in the live clock on this page. Japan uses a single time zone, so the time here matches the rest of the country.
The camera is in Tarumizu on the eastern shore of Kagoshima Bay in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, looking across the water toward Sakurajima. The map on this page shows its exact location.
Clear weather and good daylight make the summit easiest to see, so mornings and late afternoons are often best. Cloud and rain can hide the peak at any time of year, so check the live view shortly before you watch.
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