Lake Kawaguchiko
24/7 live view of Mt Fuji and the inverted reflection on Lake Kawaguchi.
Live cameras
Real webcam feeds embedded from official sources around Mt Fuji. 37 streams play live in page across every viewing region, from the Fuji Five Lakes to Tokyo, the Shonan coast and Mt Shichimen. More stations open at the source below.
Yamanashi side · the classic north-face postcards from Kawaguchiko, Yamanakako, Oshino and Fujiyoshida.
24/7 live view of Mt Fuji and the inverted reflection on Lake Kawaguchi.
Postcard view of Fuji across Lake Kawaguchi with the seasonal flower fields of Oishi Park.
Wide town-level view of the north face, useful for checking cloud on the lower slopes.
The famous pagoda and Fuji framing from Arakurayama Sengen Park, with the cherry terrace below.
High vantage point on Oideyama overlooking Lake Yamanaka with Fuji centred behind.
Fuyodai lookout above the south shore of Lake Yamanaka, a wide framing of the whole cone.
Water-level view across Lake Yamanaka, the classic upside-down Fuji reflection spot.
Panoramic lake and mountain feed that shows how far cloud is stacking on the north east flank.
Smallest of the five lakes with the 'child Fuji' framing between the Ashiwada ridges.
The view printed on the 1000 yen note, with Fuji rising over the deepest of the five lakes.
Farmland view from Oshino with the north east face and Hoei ridge in full profile.
Theme village camera close to the foot, good for judging haze in the lower atmosphere.
Ropeway summit above Kawaguchiko with the lake in the foreground and Fuji straight ahead.
Second camera on the Tenjoyama deck with a tighter crop on the summit.
Observation tower inside Fuji-Q Highland with one of the closest full-height views of the cone.
Garden-level view from the historic lakeside hotel on the west side of Kawaguchiko.
Rooftop terrace of Fujisan Station looking straight up at the north face.
Street-level camera at the main station, the first Fuji view most visitors get off the bus to.
City rooftop view up Honcho street towards the north face, the classic Fujiyoshida shot.
Moving deck view from the Appare cruise boat which changes angle as the vessel sails.
Eastern viewpoints across Lake Ashi and the Izu peninsula · best in the late afternoon light.
Sweeping live panorama of Fuji and Lake Ashinoko from the Hakone Turnpike summit.
Ridge-top cable car summit with Sagami Bay in the foreground and Fuji on the horizon.
Western and southern faces from the Shizuoka plateau · the sunrise side of the mountain.
Open grassland campsite at the western foot with the cleanest unobstructed view of the south west face.
South face from the shrine town at the foot of the Fujinomiya trail.
Theme park camera on the south slope with a close-up of the summit weather and cloud cap.
South east face above Gotemba, the side that clears first when a north wind sets in.
The south face seen from the coastal plain and the terraces above Suruga Bay.
Sharp 4K view of the south face from the industrial plain between the mountain and the bay.
Hilltop terrace over Suruga Bay with Fuji centred behind the Izu peninsula.
Recreates the ukiyo-e framing of Fuji seen from the old Tokaido road in Shizuoka.
Long range views from the Kamakura and Hayama beaches, sharpest in dry winter air.
Surf beach view with Enoshima island and Fuji on the horizon, best in winter air.
Kamakura coastline camera, the easiest place to check if Fuji is out from the Tokyo area.
Sagami Bay view from Hayama with Fuji framed across the water at sunset.
Check from the capital region before you travel · if Fuji is out here, the air is clean.
Temple cameras on Mt Shichimen looking east at the rarely photographed west face.
Sacred mountain temple camera looking east at Fuji across the Fuji river valley.
Second angle from Shichimensan with a tighter crop on the west face and summit crater rim.
Third Shichimensan feed, wide enough to show cloud rolling up the western flank.
These stations don't permit embedding, so they open directly at the source. Together they cover all of Fuji's faces · north, east, south and west.
Live view of Fuji behind the Chureito Pagoda and cherry blossom forecast.
North shore of Lake Yamanaka, a classic upside-down Fuji reflection spot.
The Lake Motosu view immortalised on the 1000 yen note, with Fuji rising behind.
Lake Tanuki at the western foot, famous for Diamond Fuji in April and August.
Official Shizuoka prefecture live view of Mt Fuji from Fujinomiya City.
Live view across Suruga Bay from Shimizu port, closest to Miho no Matsubara.
Award winning observation deck over Suruga Bay with Fuji centred on the horizon.
Rooftop of Gotemba city hall · the closest official feed to the south east face.
Real time view of Mt Fuji and road conditions on the Hakone Urakaido.
Live camera from the hotel rooftop one minute from JR Mishima Station.
Official network of live cameras at every Fuji World Heritage site in Yamanashi.
The largest curated network of still-image Fuji cameras across all Fuji Five Lakes.
We watch every camera around the clock and ping you the moment the peak clears. Free.