Nosegawa - Kawarabi - rivière Kawarabi 2
Nara, Japan — 0.5 km
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Nosegawa - Kawarabi - rivière Kawarabi
🇯🇵 Nara · Japan — Altitude 650 m
This live stream follows the Kawarabi river near Nosegawa, a small village in the mountains of Nara Prefecture. Watch the water and the surrounding forest in real time to get a sense of conditions in this remote part of central Japan.
Nosegawa sits at roughly 650 metres above sea level in the Kii Mountains, the rugged interior of the Kii Peninsula south of Osaka and Nara. The area is known for dense cedar and cypress forests, steep slopes and rivers cut deep into the rock. Settlements here are small and spread along valley floors, and the landscape feels quiet and far from the major cities.
The camera is aimed at a river in a mountain setting, so the most visible changes come from the water level, its colour after rain and the light moving across the valley walls. Mornings and late afternoons often bring softer light and mist in the valley, while autumn foliage and winter snow can change the view considerably. Exact conditions depend on the weather at the time you look.
The Kii Mountains are mild in spring and autumn, with hot, humid summers and cold but usually dry winters, and heavy rain is common in early summer and during typhoon season. Getting here generally means travelling by road or bus from Nara city, and facilities are limited. Nearby on VizCams you can also view the Kawarabi 2 camera, the Takano-tsuji viewpoint over the sea of clouds, and the Uenoji camera in Totsukawa.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Nosegawa are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check it before planning a trip.
The local time for Nosegawa is shown on this page and updates live. Japan uses a single time zone, so it matches the rest of the country.
The camera is on the Kawarabi river near Nosegawa in Nara Prefecture, at about 650 metres altitude in the Kii Mountains. The map on this page shows its position.
Early mornings and late afternoons usually offer the softest light and the best chance of mist in the valley. Autumn and winter views can look quite different from summer, so seasons change the scene noticeably.
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