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Yamanashi, Japan — 22 km
🇯🇵 Yamanashi · Japan — Altitude 395 m
This live stream looks toward the Minami Alps, the southern range of Japan's Southern Alps in Yamanashi Prefecture. It is useful for checking how the mountains look right now, whether cloud is sitting on the peaks, and what the weather is doing before you plan a trip into the region.
The Minami Alps stretch across central Japan and form part of the mountainous spine of the country. The range includes several peaks above 3,000 metres and is known for its forests, alpine meadows and long hiking routes. Yamanashi sits at the foot of these mountains, with valleys, rivers and orchards spread between the ridges and the towns of the basin.
The view is most rewarding on clear mornings, when sunlight picks out the ridgelines and snow, if present, shows up brightly on the upper slopes. Conditions change quickly in mountain country, so cloud, haze and rain can hide the peaks for hours. Seasonal shifts are clear over a year, from green summer slopes to autumn colour and winter snow. Check the weather block on this page before expecting a clear view.
The region is generally mild in spring and autumn, which are considered the best seasons for walking and sightseeing, while summers are warm and humid. Winter can bring snow to higher ground. Nearby live views include Fujikawa in Ohashi, Kōfu and Toyooka, as well as Chino, which can help you compare conditions across the wider area.
Source: Minimi Alps Webcam

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the area are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check it before relying on the camera view.
The local time is displayed on this page and updates live for the area. It follows Japan Standard Time, which is nine hours ahead of UTC.
The camera is in the Minami Alps range in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, at a reported altitude of about 395 metres. The map on this page shows its position within the region.
Early mornings on clear days tend to offer the most visible peaks and the best light. Autumn and winter often bring the crispest air, though snow and cloud can also change the scene quickly.
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