Region
Ibaraki Live Camera in Japan — 1 official webcam
One feed that cycles through two rivers running east from the Nasu and Yamizo hills to the Pacific: the Naka and the Kuji.
What you can see
One river feed from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. It is a single camera page but a multi-point feed behind it, switching between locations in a fixed order. Watch one view for a while and it changes to another river without you doing anything.
The Naka and Kuji rivers both run east from the Nasu and Yamizo hills and reach the Pacific a short distance apart. Their upper courses are in valleys; downstream both meander widely through farmland. Two rivers this close are handled in one feed because the same rain raises both in much the same way.
They sit with the other rivers of the plain on The Rivers of the Kanto Plain page. Same source, so the frame and the switching behave the same way.
It is a trial broadcast and stops without notice. The picture can also go dark mid-switch.
1 cameras in Ibaraki
All 1 are live video. Tap one to open it in the camera list.
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Live video, rotating
Naka and Kuji rivers
Ibaraki–Tochigi · River
Two rivers running from the mountains of Nasu to the Ibaraki coast, shown one after another in a single stream. Both meander widely through farmland downstream.
When to watch
Because it is a multi-point feed you cannot open it aimed at one place. The way to use it is to leave it a few minutes and wait for your turn to come round.
The source does not publish a best season, so we do not set one here either.
Closer looks at cameras here
Agencies publishing the cameras on this page
- MLIT river live streams (Government Standard Terms 2.0) — Official site
The footage belongs to each agency. This site is an unofficial guide, and each sample frame was copied once per camera under that agency's terms of use.