Kakunodate - District Samouraï
Akita, Japan — 32 km

Yokote - 鍛冶町通りライブカメラ[ザザシティ浜松]PTZ(パン/チルト/ズーム)
🇯🇵 Akita · Japan — Altitude 70 m
This camera looks over Kajimachi-dori, a street in the centre of Yokote, a small city in Akita Prefecture in northern Japan. The camera can be panned, tilted and zoomed, so the view may change while you watch. It is useful for checking snow, rain or the everyday pace of a provincial Japanese town.
Yokote sits in the Yokote Basin of inland Akita, surrounded by rice fields and low mountains. The town is best known for its snow festival, the Kamakura, when large snow huts are built in winter, and for its long history as a castle town. Its streets are compact and walkable, with traditional merchant buildings mixed among modern shops. The surrounding countryside is quiet and much less visited than the big cities of Honshu.
The feed is a city street, so the most useful things to follow are the flow of pedestrians and traffic, shopfront activity and the state of the road surface. Depending on the view you may see snow piling up along the kerbs in winter, or cherry and rain-soaked pavements in spring. Mornings and late afternoons tend to show the most local movement, while evenings are quieter. Because the camera can be moved, the picture on the page may not always show the same spot.
Yokote has cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Snow usually arrives in December and stays until March, so winter is the season when the street looks most distinctive. The best time to visit is late spring to early autumn, when the rice fields are green. The town is reached by the Ou Line and Akita Shinkansen, and the nearby camera at Kakunodate is a good reference for regional conditions.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for Yokote are shown in the weather block on this page. They update regularly, so check there before planning a trip or judging what the street looks like.
The local time for Yokote is shown on this page. Japan uses one time zone across the whole country, so this is also the time in Akita, Tokyo and every other Japanese city.
The camera overlooks Kajimachi-dori in central Yokote, Akita Prefecture. The map on this page shows its position so you can see where the street lies within the town.
Winter shows the most change, when snow can build up along the street. Daytime during the week is usually the busiest, while evenings and early mornings are calmer.
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