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Shizuoka, Japan — 20 km
Izu - 駿河湾フェリー土肥事業所
🇯🇵 Shizuoka · Japan — Altitude 5 m
This live camera looks out over the ferry operations at Doi on the western coast of the Izu Peninsula, where Suruga Bay opens toward the Pacific. It suits anyone curious about the coastal traffic of this part of Shizuoka or planning a crossing to the Izu islands.
Izu is a long peninsula south of Tokyo in Shizuoka Prefecture, separating Suruga Bay from Sagami Bay. Its coast is a mix of rocky shores, small harbors and hot spring towns, and Mount Fuji is often visible on clear days. Doi lies on the bay side, where ferries have long linked the peninsula with the sea routes toward the islands.
The title names a ferry office, so the view is centred on the port and the vessels that come and go there. Activity is usually steadiest during the daytime timetable, while early mornings and late afternoons can bring softer light over the water. Winter skies are often clearer, which can make distant outlines easier to pick out, depending on the view.
The Izu coast has a mild, humid subtropical climate, with warm summers, rainy June and early July, and generally mild winters. Spring and autumn are popular for walking and sightseeing. Doi is reached by road from the Izu Peninsula, and nearby live cameras include Izu wineries and the Fuji area, which you can visit next on this site.
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for Izu are shown in the live block on this page. They update automatically so you can check conditions before you watch the view.
The local time in Izu appears on this page, based on Japan Standard Time. It is shown live so you can match what you see on the camera with the current hour there.
The camera is at the ferry office in Doi, Izu, on the western side of the Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka Prefecture, facing Suruga Bay. The map on this page marks its position.
Daytime is generally the most active, when ferries are running and the water is well lit. Clear winter and spring days are often best for distant views, depending on the weather.
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