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Camera List & Guides: https://trainstream.github.io
Trains and others.

湯野上温泉駅 Yunokami-Onsen Station:
http://www.shimogo-live.jp/
rtmp://114.160.7.45/livepkgr/live-cam003

Previous threads:
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Watching this one for a change, lots of drunk people with work tomorrow I think

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzRsPhfJqx4

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Chronic masturbation kills threads.

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>>21974263
Oh shit, you managed posting something.
Here is a dude with an umbrella from me.

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>>21974263
Dude, that cloud was seriously something else.
Was it supposed to be a thunderstorm forming because that was really really early in the day and it stayed still while everything else moved around it.

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>>21975610
Yeah, it was behaving very odd.
I should have taken the time to look it up from other angles, there are a few more ip cameras and streams in that area.

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A red morning.

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A bit off-topic, but if you had the choice to live in Tokyo or Osaka, which one would you choose?

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The loli are at it again.

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For the first time I see these seats. Probably because I haven't paid enough attention.

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>>21983611
I think they are only used at certain times in the weekends, at least i can't remember ever seeing them in the weekdays.

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>>21971102
why are there channels of the streets? Do Japanese like to watch people do shit?

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>>21983195
Osaka has more soul.

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>>21983926
I think for the most part they're for viewing general outdoor conditions (mostly weather events). The local news stations where I am have a few that are always streaming online and that the stations themselves will pull up during weather events to show conditions. Some are pointed at the sky while others are pointed at busier intersections. I gotta imagine it's the same in Japan.

I could be exceptionally wrong though and this could just be some weird nerd obsession thing over there. Who knows? Probably someone else, I'm just talking out my ass.

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>>21983926
I like to watch Japanese people do things.
>>21984008
Bullshit desu, you can be in Tokyo a year and still finding something and someone new in a hidden neighborhood. There just isn't a comparison.

Osaka wouldn't even be next, junk city Fukuoka is straight after Tokyo and then maybe Osaka.

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>>21986734
>you can be in Tokyo a year and still finding something and someone new in a hidden neighborhood
You can live practically anywhere a year and still find new places and people. That's not even a comparison.

And don't bother bringing other cities into this, the question was between Tokyo and Osaka.

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>>21983195
What if I add the choice between Waseda and Osaka University?

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In a little more of a rush today than normal it seems.

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sunrise

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this thread's existed for 4 days without my knowledge because I was ctrl+f'ing "aizu" in the catalog
>>21983926
It's something special to many. The streams for the Iwato hotel and Osaka railway tracks often have 20 to 50 people holding conversations after they get home from work and put it on as background noise.

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>>21990406
Sorry, that's worded wrongly. I mean it has that many concurrent viewers while people actively talk in the chat.
I'll render some of last year's shrine stuff tonight - they had the camera blacked out yesterday so I figured it was being replaced, but it's still the cruddy one.

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The guy is just standing there.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcFfW3sxS2U
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcNpMZYWUnTNePHU0IO38pQ

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>>21983195
I've spent more time in Tokyo than Osaka, and have by no means seen all that either city has to offer. But with that caveat, I do feel like Osaka maintains a more Japanese feeling than Tokyo, and has a better food scene. Probably comes down to personal preference though.

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>>21992468
I wish I knew about this during the most recent typhoon, because it was hitting that area pretty good.

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>>21995141
Food based tourism and immigration is the worst.

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cute
>>21995141
on a related note, I tried a sushi bento for the first time today. raw fish is not my deal in the slightest, i tossed the whole box after two pieces.

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>>21997388
Raw fish certainly doesn't appeal to everyone.
Luckily, raw fish isn't the ONLY Japanese cuisine to enjoy. They have a lot of nice cooked dishes as well.

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>>21997934
it was too different. Here all fish is cooked and eaten hot, either breaded or spiced.. but it was just a cold, squishy meat with an odd taste.

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>>22000365
Hey, you're not wrong.
That's why onions sauce and wasabi are important.

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Just traffic, but it has sound

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klPYIWKpIPA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk2oG--VyYST4SYyQkeadjA

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>>22004390

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People look so funny on speed up video

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Really love the wet mornings.

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This could be interesting
https://typhoon.yahoo.co.jp/weather/jp/typhoon/1915.html

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>>22014697
If it hits the predicted path with force that could be quite a spectacular storm.

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I'm a bit behind on the news but apparently truck-kun is not immune to getting isekai'd if a train is doing the deed. Unfortunate double KO for both vehicles.

https://twitter.com/PtRetort/status/1169445845386711040
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20190905/p2g/00m/0dm/053000c

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There is a guy with some sort of a radar.

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It is like a little train station in the clouds.

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All of the usual gang i think

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>>22004390
Weirdly comfey thanks anon.

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Wish this cam was better quality

The moon was so bright today, I thought I was looking at a non live daystream

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Typhoon is now hitting Tokyo

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Storms always bring out some weird people

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>>22032394
Yokohama seem to be a pretty bad right now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsGuF-NK-XI
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGCZAYq5Xxojl_tSXcVJhiQ

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Weather in Makurazaki is still calm, likely won't get much. The projected path of the typhoon has Sagami/Tokyo bay affected

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how resilient is Tokyo against storms like this?
I know a lot of smaller cities have overhead wiring and other problems that make it harder for them to weather typhoons

How functional is the city in the morning after a typhoon in terms of power/comms/trains? Would be interested to hear some stories or accounts

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>>22026915
I really really love this camera

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the ground is saturated with water with all the overnight rain

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Mt Fuji yesterday after it cleared up a bit

>>22033041
I was wondering this too and found this video.
Apparently not a lot of damage in Asakusa, but i bet the trains not running annoy a lot of people.
A lot of tracks, overhead wires and signal systems to inspect before things get rolling again i am guessing.
Situation might be a lot different in residential areas in the suburbs though, specially as you mention about electrical wiring.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao_MDSIr-ug

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEoEp85mw2A

With Sound

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Don't mind me, just trying to see how low you can go before the whole image just turns into a modern art piece of artifacts.
Below 200Kb/s in some parts, it turns out.

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>>22041861
That guy that is getting on by himself.

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Typhoon hit overnight so all I got was stuff like this, and some neat videos from twitter.
>>22032608
that had some very high sea spray throughout, but it was so hard to see.

I recorded 6 hours of Yokohama City but the footage was ruined. I discovered that if you mute VLC's process in the sound manager, your video is muted. If you mute within VLC, your video is muted also.
There doesn't seem to be a way to record with sound while also not hearing it, for instance if you're enjoying music.

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>>22043673
There might be a way if you are using voicemeeter or something of the sort. The idea would be for the VLC to go to the voicemeeter, but not connect with the speakers. Perhaps that will allow VLC to work with sound, but I can't promise anything.
Still, if the problem is only no sound, it doesn't exactly mean it was ruined.

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>>22043673
>If you mute within VLC, your video is muted also.
Weird, i almost always have the video muted in VLC while recording and never had that.

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>>22044578
no, it was ruined, because I was planning to make excerpts with the rain and wind as atmosphere.
Otherwise it's just an image of a city at night.
>>22045641
it's inconsistent. if I record for 10-20 seconds muted, the output has sound. But, longer things like an hour or more it always gets no sound.

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>>22047224
>it's inconsistent. if I record for 10-20 seconds muted, the output has sound. But, longer things like an hour or more it always gets no sound.
Even weirder, i have plenty of 6 hour recordings with no audio problems at all, all of them were muted at recording.
I swear VLC recording is some sort of black magic and no two systems work the same for some reason.

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>>22049808
Very wholesome
I'm gonna render more shrine stuff this week, but probably won't post much of it due to the nature of the content being, more or less, 10-12 seconds of an empty place with pond ripples and the occasional person walking.

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>>22049808
nice

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM9-J5AH8j4
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Ah4M1mOd8TW0Ou7X5wJ7w

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>>22050102
nevermind, got hit either with malware or a drive failure and have to migrate a large amount of data to a new drive, hopefully the problems don't follow over.
i'll be back

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If anyone is interested in racing, drifting or cars in general here is a bunch of streams from Ebisu circuit:
ebisu-circuit.tv/cam0000.html

>>22056733
Good luck, and if all else fails i hope you have backups of anything really important.

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>>22062449
my only truly precious stuff is my music which was safe, but I'm thinking it's malware because of the pattern of deletions.. it's just random folders cleared out and the ones next to them left alone, programs that got uninstalled all within the same hours of yesterday but left all the shortcuts in the menus, etc.

if I have to reinstall I'll be mad but at least it might help me clean up a bit

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>>22062449
Wait, you saying I can watch car races with sound? Cool as shit. Can't wait to hop on it one day while that's happening.

Have an old content in the meantime

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>>22062610
>I'm thinking it's malware because of the pattern of deletions
>if I have to reinstall I'll be mad but at least it might help me clean up a bit
I would never take a chance on something like that, i don't care how many antivirus reports tell me the problem is gone i would nuke it from orbit anyway.
Preferably by a thorough overwrite from Dban booted from read only media.

But, you do you, and i understand the feeling of not wanting to deal with a fresh reinstall.

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I really like views like this where you can see traffic moving over large areas at night.

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>>22067276
It is kind of spooky.

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>>22062671
Yeah I honestly can't tell what's a false alarm and what's not. I went through 6 different trial AVs and they all found nothing but some keygens I've had laying around longer than Windows 7 has been released.

I'm gonna be doing rendering now that I've caught up on things, and now I have an extra 5TB to work with.

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>>22075089
Use Malwarebytes. Check your HDDs with Crystal Disk Info.

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Very cool lighting.

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>>22075133
trust me, I laid a minefield with that one included.
My latest frustrating find is that my language file for Paint Tool SAI was deleted, so I had to go find another.
If there's so much random shit missing I'm just going to start fresh after getting my important tweaks written down.

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I know one of these have been posted before, but not sure about the other:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f4YyIfw1dA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW34b6W0izM
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGX43QZut-XcPl1-nHVJmBQ

I really should get a 4k TV for these higher quality streams.

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>>22076822
good news, I went ahead and did it, shed myself of that junk pos OBS too. Hoping to rid myself of some render backlog if I can manage to get Vegas working, if not I'll be trying Premiere.

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https://youtu.be/0TFqfs78N4c?t=8875
Dude, what. This is on the same channel as the old Kabukicho camera.

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>>22084904
lol, i found that a while back when i was looking to see if they had any old streams archived that i could download.
The guy beat-boxing standing on a drink crate is probably the better part of all that, at least the least traumatizing to the ears.

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That car.

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>>22088964
For a country with such a vibrant domestic car scene, they sure love their super compact hybrids. I guess it makes sense given their property size.

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>>22088972
There's a lot of benefits that come from owning a compact car in Japan.
Lower taxes, inspection costs, don't need a registered parking space, cheaper use of toll roads.

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It went offline 3 minutes after this, fingers crossed they're replacing the camera sooner than expected.

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>>22090190
Nope, just wishful thinking. There's been some nice days I don't even feel like capturing.

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>>22090193
and now every single attempt to load something in VLC gives me "VLC is unable to open the MRL" . I already checked if it was firewall fuckery and my version is the newest one

Anyway, this is what they changed it to. No better or worse quality, just wider view.

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Cruise ship coming into Sasebo port, let's see if it shows up on camera.

>>22093658
I have come to the conclusion that VLC is just black magic and works or not depending on entirely random chance it seems.
On my main computer it works every time, on another i set up to record over night it barely functions at all.

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>>22094045
This?

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>>22094113
Yep, not very interesting and not a great view unfortunately.
I wish there was more good quality streams with a civilian harbor view, since the Sasebo one is mainly focused on the military side that doesn't get that much daily traffic other than the tugs and small patrol boats.

Even a small fishing port would be nice, i used to watch a really old panasonic IP camera from some little fishing village in Hokkaido, but it is on a dynamic IP and a pain to find.
I think whoever put that camera up just forgot about it, last few times i found it the view was almost entirely covered by bird poop and impossible to see anything from and has been like that for a long time.

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>>22094259
I dunno if you are aware of the streams for Lake Biwa, they're always high quality and sometimes have ships parked in view.

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>>22095019
Those and the Hotel Iwato streams are my goto for now, but not much ship traffic most of the time. Both have very good quality streams though.

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>>22095096
The horror.

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>>22095096
>Iwato
that part doesn't get ships at all as far as I know, never seen one. Apparently reeks all the time because of their bonito production.

I'm gonna try getting VLC working by reinstalling it, the 'tweaks' are like 3 things in a menu anyhow.

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Well, i found some ships, with another view of Mt Fuji.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnuacQgCEEA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxDRF0u5dTFZQgUu3-2aj6A

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Look at all the dragonflies.
https://streamable.com/qx48h

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>>22099593
Yeah, reinstall did it.
Huh, this camera might have awful bitrate but it shows night much better. Chances of an upgrade are close to never, it's not like the company worries about image clarity the same way watchers do.

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>>22105644
God that looks comfy, do you mind saying where it's located? Is it a rest inn or similar?

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>>22103470
>Chances of an upgrade are close to never, it's not like the company worries about image clarity the same way watchers do.
That is very unfortunate, i haven't watched that stream a lot since they disabled audio on it but it was still a very nice stream to just drop in and watch for a few minutes on weekends and such when there is lots of people around.

>>22105878
IIRC that is from the Yunokami-onsen station.

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>>22105969
It had audio back then? Damn. I can understand not wanting it for.. maybe privacy reasons.

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The cafe stream only goes back 3 hours now instead of 12, making it hard to catch the sunsets. I wonder what controls that setting and why it gets changed.

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Currently recording the QAB airport stream as Naha gets pummeled by a typhoon. The mic is all but useless in the wind.

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>>22109728
whole lotta nothing, but there is video of flooding elsewhere.
https://twitter.com/myzkmazekoze/status/1175242428724367360

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>>22111617
It takes years for my council to fix a pothole or clear chewing gum from the street. Meanwhile, the Japanese don't mess around when they power-hose steps

https://twitter.com/kiitisansan/status/1175202578029613056

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>>22115182
At the very least, that prevents erosion.

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>>22106261
Rookie move, should never turn your back to it.

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Did one of you mention it being possible to speed up video in Handbrake or am I remembering wrong?
I have some stuff that I want to speed up but haven't configured [video editor of choice] yet because it involves trickery with firewall blocking the send home thing for checking validity.

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>>22011069

this one is cool

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>>22055405

I love the way the fog moves and dissipates in waves

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3 minutes of a warm windy day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNHkUWonRBk

source channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXyTlr-6Qg1EVoYjXOVYe1Q

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>>22130474
forgot my image

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Cat does not seem enthusiastic

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Cat does not seem enthusiastic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yAFUu2SG5Y

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>>22131483
Jorge wants to make a meme video, but his cat won't let him.

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>>22131483
oh my god. It's this stuff that makes me want that 12 hour rewind back asap.

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>>22137620
Fascinating watching clouds move their way around mountaintops.

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Kanazawa Port.

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I feel like with this view you could record any dusk or dawn as long as it isn't cloudy or foggy enough that you can't see anything and it will come out a decent timelapse every time.

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>>22141104
probably. We need ourselves a high quality cam on the sea of japan for snowfall watching

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>>22141237
Ah yes, that would be awesome.
I usually watch the Sukayu onsen cam in Aomori for the first snow, but that's far from high quality and despite being the region that gets the most snow (Sukayu onsen is the year around inhabited location that gets the most snowfall in the world apparently) it usually doesn't get the first snow of the year in Japan.

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>>22141655
Looks a bit different later in the winter

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>>22141655
where I live just got our first snowfall of the year but it's been over a decade since it was more than 3 feet deep. These places get that daily it seems.

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>>22150139
Do the same cars run the same lines? Would I ever be surprised with a rare train appearance on a camera that normally only has two kinds flying past

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>>22150555
Probably very rare on the regional and local lines, but not that rare on the main transfer lines and traffic hubs around the main cities.

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i want it back..

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what's up with this thread
why does it keep getting popped up 24/7/365

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>>22152346
they routinely fall off the board and have a very small group of regular posters and an even slower trickle of content.
what's your issue with it being here?

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>>22152334
nice

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>>22152334
Same, even though i rarely watched it to begin with.
One of those "Never miss a good thing until it's gone" things i guess.

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>>22032400
I was waiting for some little kid to get run over then I realized I was looking at Japan not China.

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I almost thought i was seeing ghosts, i would see movement out of the corner of my eye, and then it would disappear when i looked over at the video window.
Just the feed skipping, call off the /x/ response team.

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>>22155622
Those are the ghosts of anons who traveled there to be on camera but got ated by bares.

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>>22152346
go ask that in the pointless touhou threads

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>>22155622
The light right behind the track in the very beginning was very spooky.

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>>22156425
>go ask that in the pointless touhou threads
unfortunately you can't, because as much as I hate useless ecchi spam, /jp/ is touhou central

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>>22152175
I ask because an anon posted this earlier in the year, but each of the train cams I have bookmarked generally use the same two or three styles of train.

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dawn

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>>22141655
God I wish that were me.

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>>22161376
aww

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Surprisingly many schoolkids

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Homeless? Drunks? or both?
First time i have seen that on camera from Japan at least.
But sleeping drunks in public seem to be somewhat normal for Japan otherwise.

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>>22173553
what is it? looks like a kitchen backroom

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>>22173553
It could just be "melt down"... See https://twitter.com/shibuyameltd0wn for example

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>>22173760
Certainly looks designed to be hosed off if needed, but could just be one of those half-outdoor hallways they seem to like over there.
Then again there is a mailbox by the elevator and i saw someone taking out the trash.
Can see traffic down on the left between the bars/railing sometimes, looks to be pretty high up.
There are more cameras on the same IP but they all ask for password except this one.

119.242.207.111:88

>>22174106
Possibly, in my experience homeless people are usually better prepared and don't just lay down on the cold floor wherever when they go to sleep.

All in all watching this camera for a while has just left me with more questions then answers.
Sometimes i question my sanity for having this as a hobby.

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>>22174299
It's a hobby you don't share with people in real life, for sure.
"Anon, you go home and browse people's webcams or stare at train tracks all day?"
Yet, you go to one of them at Japan time 2AM, like the Osaka rail and there's dozens of people holding conversations in the cat.

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>>22174323
>It's a hobby you don't share with people in real life, for sure.
>"Anon, you go home and browse people's webcams or stare at train tracks all day?"
Specially not as almost everyone i have ever tried talking about this with has pointed out people like me is why they tape over the webcam on their laptop.
Trying to get people to understand that i am not hacking peoples laptops to record them naked for blackmail is way too much effort so better to just not mention anything at all.

Youtube livestreams are somewhat easier to explain though, and there does seem to be quite a community around the more popular streams.

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>>22174323
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I might be the most casual viewer around, well, maybe not, but I start a stream only once in a while. I still have shared this with two people and it is not that I hide it or anything. I have given to them screenshots from certain streams and then they asked what was that. But also really I mostly only watch train stops or some other scenery.
One of them, both women, said "As long as you don't hurt anyone.", which is a bit exaggerated, but whatever. The other one I don't even remember what she said. Something like "cool" and that was it.

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I have nothing new to offer but don't want the thread to die tonight

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>>22181720
We don't want that period.

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Pinky is back.

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>>22185097
oh, it's cute

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Some spiderweb or something in front of the lens

>>22185097
Indeed, wonder if it is time for track maintenance or just long term parking

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I've been in Taiwan, has the first post been updated or kept fresh?

This is quite nice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNYGk6ONGKM

Fucked a 50 year old in some lovel hotel in Kagoshima.

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>>22185399
obaasans need their love too

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>>22185399
>has the first post been updated or kept fresh?
Not really, though most streams are there, you just have to enter the channel, not the stream link.
I, the github anon, is always here, I am just a lazy piece of shit. I have decided to remove stream links and just leave it at channel links, so I don't have to update the damn stream links all the time (this being just about youtube of course). I have also decided to make a few different categories of stream, to make it easier to search.
I just have to wake up early some morning and get on it. I say morning (here), so that I can also take screenshots of the streams. Will have to read a bunch of old threads to find all the streams posted since last update, though.

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Hey (fellow) weebs, I came across this Japan Railway Journal weekly show on NHK World and thought I'd mention here on the off chance you haven't seen it.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/japanrailway/

It's goofy and stilted as if they're intentionally creating school PSA videos but hey, Japanese train system factoids.

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>>22189514
Appreciated, especially bcause NHK can be streamed from abroad pretty easily.

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>>22189514
Might actually be cool to check out. Didn't know about it.

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I have something season appropriate at least

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unfortunately the Akabane rail cam is dormant again... the last upload was before summer. Sorry for the weird crop, I was skimming the video and missed the full motion of the Hayabusa train moving through.

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Last night was good. I stayed up and eliminated 50 of the 250 backlogged footage, didn't find much interesting. Most of my shrine clips are basically animated 720p wallpapers because if things happen I'm never there.

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>>22198022
I have 520 GB of recorded clips to go through, or i will just do what i always do, dump it on a external drive and "deal with it later". (Never done that so far, but ok)

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>>22200765
For me it isn't as intimidating as it sounds, because most of those files are 10 minute desktop recordings and all I wanted was the last 30 seconds.
There's still a few 3-5 hour timelapses that may or may not turn out good, but probably won't because snow/rain are not even visible at high speeds.

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Here's some wet weather train tracks from recently. Due to the audio being pretty important, it had to go on youtube.
https://youtu.be/LScINCTqK00
https://youtu.be/p4Aq8xg9NS4
https://youtu.be/Gl4lazu92Lg
https://youtu.be/MOJ_ojVP4rk
The first three are from
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDyC7xeQxsihyZj8SoICLEw
Which used to be two channels, one for each stream - now both are consolidated. They're great background noise, not as quiet as the Kyoto or Yamanashi stream since these pick up a bit of nearby vehicles and the camera is more proximal to the tracks.

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>>22200765
>I have 520 GB of recorded clips to go through

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>>22208134
Not yet there.

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>>22099978
Nice! Thank you!

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>>22208134
It's snowing where I live but only enough to put 1cm on the ground. I don't like shoveling at all but this looks cozy.

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Typhoon 19's course has been changing day by day, and is now supposed to swing right through southern Honshu and curve eastwards.
https://typhoon.yahoo.co.jp/weather/jp/typhoon/

Might get some decent camera view if it's during daylight, especially streams with high bitrate.

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Adding onto >>22203650
with https://youtu.be/wXbrnf68ml0
It's a bit of rainfall on the port of Lake Biwa. I was trying to capture a variety of audio during the same rainstorm.

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I'm not normally one to stare ay a mountain but this is Fuji this morning, divine.

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>>22220937
Why did this upload as 1080p? The source file is 3840x2160

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>>22221353
It is available in 4k now, youtube needs a lot of time to process 4k video, and will allow the lower resolutions to be viewed while it is working on it.

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>>22221976
Ah, thanks. I don't have the capability to even watch 4k without stuttering, but VLC captured that footage at the same res it was broadcast in.

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I think this was a shinto marriage event of sorts.

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>>22217787
monitoring

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>>22223756
台風19号 filter:videos
throw that in twitter search bar, bookmark it. Already massive waves rolling in and it's still a day away. I do have a lot of cams to keep an eye on tomorrow.

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>>22223796
>台風19号 filter:videos
it works, thanks; have a link where you can see the wind speed if you click on the map

https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=-220.93,37.13,1235

click "earth" for options or
press k to move forward one time step
press shift-k go forward several time steps

others keyboard shortcuts are listed in the "about" page

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>>21971102
Nice. I remember crossing there a bunch of times when I was there in January. I got sushi at a place not too far away as well.

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>>22223897
About 6am on Sunday the eye is supposed to be less than 200km from me.

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>>22224414
that's a forecast tho; you should keep an... eye on sudden changes
global main models are updated every 6 hours (GFS) or 12 hours (ECMWF); don't know about JMA, but they have a page for typhoons:

https://www.jma.go.jp/en/typh/

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https://twitter.com/shu_m4_s/status/1182115779577143302 This was from last year and allegedly this >>22223897 typhoon is even worse. Jesus. are Japanese buildings made of paper. What happened to superior Japanese engineering.

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>>22226213
Japanese buildings are made of paper because they have to be. There's so many natural disasters every year that it's more effective to just rebuild cheap homes.

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>>22226244
Like, this image from last year's Hokkaido quake. What is your brick and mortar supposed to do when the planet opens up and swallows it?

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>>22226255
At the very least you can build rooms that don't fall over from the rest of the building. And I don't just mean your pic, but the twitter video too. Why build some fucking room on the top of a 10-story+ high building that just falls over? If you experience more than 20 typhoons every year, why are you using roof tiles too?

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>>22226326
Lol, I know. I can't really defend it, I lack the knowledge of why they do things they way they do, or why they pick certain materials over others. That'd require a few days of reading (translated, and up to date) pieces on cost/benefit analysis in their real estate, the societal reasoning for destroying older homes instead of repairing them, etc. (market depreciation, failing to meet current safety standards, sustained damage from repeated storms)
http://japanpropertycentral.com/real-estate-faq/earthquake-building-codes-in-japan/
I'm reading that article to figure out half the puzzle. No clue what goes into or gets left out of the decision to wind-proof structures aside from the basics like limiting drag.

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>>22221296
which camera is this? looks amazing

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>>22227044
This

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I was hoping to not get the train blurry but oh well. kind of brings me back to when I cycled through the rice fields

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>>22227044
>>22227181
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGX43QZut-XcPl1-nHVJmBQ

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Found a new channel to wave-watch during this weekend. Not HD and no sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lFaXBEUSJE

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>>22227588
thanks!

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anyone know how to tell which train/shinkansen is in the frame based on time and location? this is from the Shiodome railway cam. I tried using the JR Central Railway tracker but it's more complicated than I thought due to severe delays.

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>>22230989
okay I found the exact spot of the camera in google maps so it should be easier now...probably

>paste this in after the "/maps/@" bit of the link and replace the [dot] with actual dots
35[dot]6596425,139[dot]7581128,370a,35y,151[dot]88h/data=!3m1!1e3

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>>22231073
You'd have better luck just looking at the available wikipedia entries for individual shinkansen models until you find one that matches the color and lists a route.
That's how I identified the Hayabusa E5.

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>>22232211
yeah you're right. I realised that after too long a time. but from what I gathered they were all Nozomi N700s on the Sanyo-Tokaido shinkansen line.

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Probably to the relief of citizens but not to us morbidly fascinated overseas, the typhoon seems to have lost its eye and a bit of size too. I did get a nice collection of beach videos though.

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>>22224530
>that's a forecast tho; you should keep an... eye on sudden changes
You bet I am.

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>>22233598
Now the main threat seems to be rapid flooding of any river system within the zone, not wind damage.
Everything on twitter is just rapid inflows through community drainage systems.

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Have trains been stopped? I've been watching this camera >>22230989 for a while now and barely see any traffic on the roads, which is understandable, but also haven't seen any trains and it's only after 5pm.

>>22233598
>but not to us morbidly fascinated overseas
Over 5000 people currently watching this livestream, kek.

I'm fascinated by large natural events. Many people want to go to Japan to see cherry blossoms, I want to go to Japan to experience a typhoon. Weird, but so long as I plan it properly, it should be safe in a well-prepared country like Japan.

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>>22236190
Almost all public service is not operating, I did see some shinkansen activity hours ago though.

I've been keeping track of things all day, I have so much footage to go through. Shame the direct hit on Tokyo is happening near midnight, that's probably awful to deal with in the dark.

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>>22236190
Trains are stopped, yes.
I've even gotten evacuation area mails and it's only barely started raining here.

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Well, there was a 4.0 earthquake southeast of Chiba to add more chaos. Nothing after it though.
Here's a sample of what our nice cam in Kanna, Gunma was showing just before sunset.

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>>22236418
Not 4.0, Shindo 4, m5.7.

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Just saw a couple of people out walking in that shit:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27DPkpNSTug

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Looks like someone in a white robe was filing a video in this storm. You can barely see it in the pic, but someone entirely in black was following the white robe dude with what looks like a camera.

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>>22236557
A lot of places the wind is not that bad.

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For constant updates, and some live cameras and vids taken from social media, there's this news stream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da55JAPEwY8

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>>22229788
hehe cock and balls

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0ECZnVP1ow

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>>22237861
What an odd choice of cameras. Someone's sliding door and I guess... oh, there's a cat too. Cute.

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>>22223418
Looks like a babies first shrine visit with maybe some Shichi go san chucked in for good measure. Definitely not marriage!

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>>22238950
The dates of that (nov 15/nov 24) line up pretty well, and further footage shows a few women in yukatas but only one other kid. You're probably right.

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There are many things like this that I picked up while recording.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQFFI8SkJos
Someone got their car stuck for about 20 minutes and you can see, if you look very closely in the video, two people pushing it through the water. There are occasional police sirens and emergency broadcast alarms in the night.

The attached picture shows the water compared to the same place on a dry afternoon. Sunrise is soon, and most of that water is already gone.

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morning already; many places will look like this today:

https://twitter.com/BUSU_dayooo/status/1183122431164076032

but all things considered (1 metre of rain in some place) they managed pretty well

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>>22239581
The big talk is surrounding the river that runs between Tokyo and Kanagawa, which filled up overnight and will take a long time to settle again.

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>>22239699
A debris line formed when it was near the highest flow
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EGtVT63UwAAusJW.jpg:orig

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sorry if this is off-topic.

has anyone here had experience of buying a used electrical assist bicycle from online or a shop in Tokyo/other cities? I would like to buy one and send it over here to the UK since it will still be less than half the price of buying one sold here.
an example of used panasonic listings on rakuten:

https://search.rakuten.co.jp/search/mall/%E9%9B%BB%E5%8B%95%E8%87%AA%E8%BB%A2%E8%BB%8A+%E4%B8%AD%E5%8F%A4/-/tg1008402/

my japanese is very limited so could a kind anon please guide me in the right direction to understanding how to pick the right one? I have used this type of bike in Kyoto and found it very useful. thank you

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they start using helicopters to take a look at the flooded areas

https://twitter.com/TBSNEWS6/status/1183136037280743424

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many trains lines will reopen at noon today

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>>22236418
Comparison shot from about an hour ago, already down quite a bit, and shows just how high the water went.
I am guessing close to 2 meters (possibly even more, hard to tell from this angle) higher when the video was taken.
Luckily the river seems well fortified against water erosion in this part.

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>>22240065
Oh no poor trains.

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>>22240065
Came here to post this, god damn
>>22239944
It isn't necessarily offtopic but you're going to get way more help from the people on /trv/ Japan threads

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https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/live/

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>>22240164
understood, thank you

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>>22240065
Some tweets said the production cost of an E7 line (how many in a line?) was something to the tune of $210,000,000 USD
I'd assume due to the technology and electronics being sunken in water, they're toast.

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>>22240262
I think those are 500 series though, aren't they? They're out of production if that's the case.

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>>22240262
Disregard >>22240294, I'm an idiot. I was going off the nose shape and paint scheme. Now I notice the headlights, and they're correct for the E7, not the 500 series.

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"Bessho line stops for an accident"
I don't understand the runes enough to tell if the video feed matches the text scrolling by or if it's just a general news feed, but if it does i would say that's a slight understatement.

Looks like parts of the riverbank is still collapsing piece by piece as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlT5B9HCp2g

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>>22240578
Some work to try stopping the erosion of the riverbank.

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>>22240578
Can you link to this on the UCV site?

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>>22240600
We're close to image limit so I will just link these

https://twitter.com/jetadore_saki/status/1183182737420644353
https://twitter.com/mireitalk/status/1183182423774781440
https://twitter.com/495TdOjua4BlX0n/status/1183182272406540288
also discovered twitter search supports asterisk wildcard so "上田* " picked it up right away.

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>>22240681
http://live.ueda.ne.jp/bousai.html

>>22240710
Thanks

That line isn't gonna run again any time soon.
Or, maybe, if trains were stationed on the cut off side at the time, then it would just be the distance between Ueda station and Shiroshita just across the river that's out of service.

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>>22241042
They cut off the camera view of the collapse and apparently no one thought to post it as a gif or similar, I wanted to see it from that angle.
Either way, I wonder what the process is for adding back lost riverbank. I guess dumping massive amounts of soil and clay over the side but in a way that it doesn't drift?

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>>22241065
They keep cycling back to the collapsed areas every so often.
>I wonder what the process is for adding back lost riverbank. I guess dumping massive amounts of soil and clay over the side but in a way that it doesn't drift?
Have to start bigger.
Large boulders, concrete blocks or tetrapods like >>22240600
Then fill in the gaps with rough fist sized rocks, then gravel and compacting it down and repeating step by step in height, then back-fill with soil.

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>>22241120
Makes sense when you put it that way. For all my time staring at the shrine I never really gave a look at the others available on the site, so I have no clue what that riverside used to look like before this. Haha

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>>22241175
So far they just seem to be at the damage control stage, stopping further erosion.
I don't think this stream view has been available before, or possible just as one of the views in their river monitoring, and not a public youtube stream.
At least i haven't seen it before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9a_k0TJ6Zw

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looks like service has been suspended

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>>22241413
I would guess that they have people going along inspecting every track in the region before giving the go-ahead, especially in lower elevations. Nagano got dumped on. Going by what I've seen today, by far the worst thing to happen yet had nothing to do with Tokyo - it was an entire town flooded when their river wall caved in. >>22240182

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>>22241430
yeah, saw track repairs/inspection on this cam as well >>22237522

guessing this line doesn't have large resources either as it appears to be a smaller owner company

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https://twitter.com/hero_uedar_crew/status/1183308891670499328

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my home is nice

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>>22243037
thanks, this is much better than the news screenshots I had been saving
I'm guessing total loss

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I recently discovered the Ebisu Circuit cams. I've been watching them race for the last two hours, lots of expensive cars here.

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>>22247506
Regrettably this happened all the way down the track so it was already hard to see.

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>>22247506
and here's some supercars loudly leaving the gate a while before that.
https://streamable.com/as0ya
I will try to catch their next event.

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water is going down
but death toll went up to 48 :(

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>>22249969
56 you mean.

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hearing lots of bad news about hakone on here, hopefully they can pull through and get back to normal quickly. the tozan railway + cable car up to lake Ashi was so nice.

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>>22250095
updated again to 58
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20191015_12/

I believe there are still missing people, so we have to wait a few days

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>>22251973
>missing
I mean elderly people that were living alone: probably we have to wait for the social services to go check them one by one; it could take 2 weeks at least I'm afraid

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pId_94W7Gpk

Found this cam I've never noticed before, Lake Biwa area. You can operate it through the stream chat.

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>>22253360
I've linked that channel lots because I love the quality. Seriously, it's 4k with crystal clear audio, very few offer both let alone one. Also, whenever a big storm is set to hit the area, they usually show an additional cam aimed at either the water on the shore or a collection of boats in the bay.

I did not notice that other people can influence the camera controls though, because I usually open the city skyline view.

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>>22253360
I was going to ask why it says "You can't operate this camera", until I finally read it properly.
It also says "world-first", which is obviously untrue. Fucking nip wants to feel special.

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>>22253449
It's the world's first operative camera specifically located on Lake Biwa.

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>>22253494
how revolutionary!

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https://twitter.com/Travel__Watch/status/1184023370901245952

https://travel.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/1212773.html

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>>22251973
74 now

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https://twitter.com/chuosuki/status/1184051387753123840

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>>22255316

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What's the image limit on /jp/? I was holding back because I assumed it was 150.

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Almost didn't notice we are at the bump limit before going to bet. Maybe a tad bit early, but here is the new thread:
>>22257877

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>>22257896
Bed*
Well, we got pushed to page 9, so I guess it was just on time.