Tokyo - Odaiba Marine Park
Tokyo, Japan β 1.8 km
Tokyo
π―π΅ Tokyo Β· Japan β Altitude 80 m
This live stream from Tokyo shows an urban view of Japan's capital, one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. Watch it to get a sense of the city's skyline and daily rhythm, or to check conditions before you plan a visit.
Tokyo is the capital of Japan and sits on Tokyo Bay on the eastern side of the island of Honshu. It combines dense business districts, historic temples, shrines and busy shopping areas with quieter neighbourhoods and green parks. The city is known for its rail network, food culture and a mix of old and new architecture that changes quickly from one district to the next.
Because this is a city view, activity is steady through the day, with the busiest traffic and lights typically in the morning and evening commute hours. Daylight shows the building outlines and weather clearly, while after dark the illuminated towers and roads become the main feature. Clear days give the best visibility, and haze or rain can soften the view considerably.
Tokyo has a humid subtropical climate with hot, humid summers, mild autumns and springs, and cool winters with occasional clear, dry days. Spring and autumn are popular for comfortable walking weather. Nearby on VizCams you can find the Odaiba Marine Park camera about 2 km away and the Tokyo Bay live camera roughly 5 km away, which show the waterfront from different angles.
Source: Tokyo_Views
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Tokyo are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the page, so check there for the latest temperature and sky conditions.
The local time for Tokyo is displayed on this page, so you can compare it with your own time zone before watching the live stream.
The camera is at approximately 35.63 N, 139.75 E, on the eastern side of Tokyo near Tokyo Bay. The map on the page shows its position in the city.
Daytime gives the clearest view of the buildings and skyline, while evenings are useful for seeing the city lights. Clear weather days are generally the most rewarding to watch.
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