Hakuba - Goryu Snow Resort - Lift Inn 屋上
Nagano, Japan — 3 km
Hakuba - 白馬さのさか
🇯🇵 Nagano · Japan — Altitude 740 m
This live stream looks out over Hakuba, the mountain village in Nagano Prefecture that hosts some of Japan's best known ski resorts. It is a useful window onto the valley for anyone planning a trip or simply curious about snow conditions in the Japanese Alps. The page also shows local time and weather so you can judge the scene before you watch.
Hakuba sits in the Azumi valley at roughly 740 metres, surrounded by the peaks of the Northern Japanese Alps. The village grew up around mountain tourism and is famous for its ski runs, hot springs and hiking trails, and it hosted alpine events during the 1998 Winter Olympics. Its wooden houses, river and forested slopes give it a quieter, more rural feel than the big cities of central Honshu.
The stream is best viewed during daylight, when the slopes and rooftops are clearly visible. In winter the snow cover changes the scene completely, while in spring and autumn you may see the green hillsides or the colours of the changing season, depending on the view. Watching in the morning can help you judge fresh snowfall, and late afternoon often brings softer light across the mountains.
Winters are cold and snowy, and the ski season usually runs from December into early spring, while summer and autumn suit hiking and cooler weather. Hakuba is reached by train and bus from Nagano city or Matsumoto. Nearby on VizCams you can also open the Goryu Snow Resort Lift Inn camera, the Iwatake Green Park view and the Tsugaike camera in Otari.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Hakuba are shown in the live weather block above the stream. They update with the page, so check there before you plan a trip.
The local time in Hakuba, Japan, is displayed on the page next to the live player. Japan uses a single time zone, which is nine hours ahead of UTC.
The camera is in Hakuba village in Nagano Prefecture, central Japan, at about 740 metres altitude. The map on the page marks its location within the Northern Japanese Alps.
Daylight hours give the clearest picture. Winter is the most striking season because of the snow, while spring and autumn bring green or coloured hillsides.
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