Taïwan - Jiaoxi
Taiwan, China — 247 km
🇯🇵 Okinawa · Japan — Altitude 74 m
This live camera looks out over Ishigaki, the southern island of the Yaeyama group in Okinawa Prefecture. Use it to check the sky and sea conditions before planning a day trip or to get a feel for the subtropical climate. The live player is embedded below, with the local time and forecast beside it.
Ishigaki is one of the larger islands of the Yaeyama chain, lying closer to Taiwan than to mainland Japan. It is known for clear reef waters, rolling farmland and a relaxed pace of life that differs from Okinawa's main island. The city of Ishigaki serves as the main gateway, with ferries and flights connecting it to nearby islands and to Naha.
The feed is a YouTube live stream from a Webcam Okinawa source, so the view and its quality depend on the operator and the weather. Depending on the angle, you may see the harbour area, the sea, or the sky over the island. Mornings and late afternoons often bring the softest light, and clouds can build quickly in the warmer months.
Ishigaki has a humid subtropical climate, warm year round, with the rainy season in late spring and typhoon risk from summer into early autumn. The most comfortable months for visiting are generally spring and autumn. Nearby cameras on this site cover Taiwan, including Jiaoxi, Jiufen, Sanxing and Xincheng, if you want to compare the wider regional weather.
Source: Webcam Okinawa
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Ishigaki are shown in the weather block on this page and update with the page.
The local time for Ishigaki is displayed on this page, using Japan Standard Time.
The camera is located on Ishigaki Island in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, at roughly 24.37 N, 124.16 E. The map on this page marks its position.
Clear mornings and late afternoons usually give the best light for the view. Check the live weather first, since cloud and rain can limit what the camera shows.
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