Shihoro
Hokkaido, Japan — 32 km

Shintoku - 【ライブカメラ】北海道の野鳥【24/7】LIVE Bird Feeder - Hokkaido, Japan
🇯🇵 Hokkaido · Japan — Altitude 483 m
This live camera points at a bird feeder in Shintoku, a town in central Hokkaido, and streams wild birds as they visit. It suits anyone curious about Japanese birdlife or who wants a calm window onto the northern countryside without leaving home.
Shintoku sits in the Tokachi area of central Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost main island. The region is known for open farmland, wide skies and a climate far colder than most of Honshu. Its landscape is shaped by agriculture and by the mountains and forests that rise to the west and north. Hokkaido as a whole is famous for its wildlife, and birdwatchers come from across Japan to see species that are rare in the south.
The camera shows a bird feeder, so the stream is about the birds that come to it rather than the scenery. Activity tends to be highest in the early morning and late afternoon, when small songbirds feed actively. Depending on the season, you may see tits, sparrows, woodpeckers or other visitors. Winter brings snow to the feeder area, which often makes the birds easier to spot against the white ground.
Winters in Hokkaido are long and cold, with heavy snowfall, while summers are mild and comfortable. Spring and early autumn are good seasons for bird activity. If you want to see more of the region, VizCams lists other cameras nearby, including ones in Shihoro, Obihiro and Asahikawa. Obihiro is the largest city close to Shintoku and a practical base for exploring the area.
Use the live blocks on this page to see the current local time in Shintoku and the weather now, along with a three-day forecast. These help you judge whether birds are likely to be active and what conditions to expect.
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The current weather and the three-day forecast for Shintoku are shown in the live block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check conditions before or while watching the feeder.
The local time in Shintoku, Japan, is displayed on this page and updates live. Japan uses a single time zone for the whole country.
The camera is in Shintoku, a town in central Hokkaido, Japan. The map on this page shows its position and the nearby cameras in the region.
Early morning and late afternoon are usually the busiest times for visiting birds. Winter snow can also make the birds easier to see, though activity depends on the weather.
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