会津若松駅

[Anonymous No.]

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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>>23145326

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thanks for making a new thread.

[Don't forget your free copy of(...) No.]

https://mega.nz/file/jH5B0BzL#MfJsw7LTgcX1hoia4wkgg91VtdeFxRqYjOVHIfCwvwM

[Don't be dog Jannie, It's a be(...) No.]

Tokyo Ga:
https://mega.nz/file/jH5B0BzL#MfJsw7LTgcX1hoia4wkgg91VtdeFxRqYjOVHIfCwvwM

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

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>>23867618
nice find, that's a very tranquil cam.

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New cams:
Some view out of a window looking at train tracks
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5tScs1xEO1wqNmLCeWr99w
Dotonbori bridge, Osaka (no Kiryu sightings yet)
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ2mmGKtrBp6rL8tSMJCCwA

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>>23868022
The name is Ebisu Bridge, as in the kami of fishermen, luck and wealth - very fitting for Osaka and that area.
The camera is very low, which is super cool. It is 12pm and there are basically no people.
The camera is coming from somewhere around that screen on the left (on the other side from the starbucks). In the description it says "irregular broadcast". Hopefully it actually remains for long enough so that I can get on it, but I am having the feeling it won't.

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>>23868275
I saw earlier some old men as if looking towards the camera, but I would think they are probably looking at the screen.

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>>23868275
Ah, thanks for the information.

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>>23868275
Well, if it's any consolation I recorded 5.5 hours of it for you that I can throw on youtube at any time, in case you need material.
I think it'll stay for a bit.

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Almost 2am.

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>>23875344
>>23872225
>>23868317
I think this is a really interesting cam. I like people-watching.

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>>23875344
very impressed that it isn't total unviewable mess in the dark.

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I'm surprised at the lack of people watching cams on yt. I only know of a handful, I thought there would be a lot more. anyway, on that note, I caught a ghost walking with their umbrella in the morning drizzle.

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Getting very leafy out here

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>>23877298
I still can't find that in the OP post and I always lose it in my history, it's a truly special cam though.

It's just come to my weird conclusion I've been following Japan live cams for 3 years now and obsessed with Japan for 4.

[KABUKICHO IS BACK OMG No.]

So Kabukicho is back, I am so, so happy I never thought I'd see this cam again, especially as someone mentioned apparently the building had been demolished.

Here are some photos of the old location of the old cam. I took a heap of photos of the laneway and screenshoted myself on the old cam drinking a Strong. Keep these pictures if you want them because 9/10 I am too lazy to find them and too busy to post.

https://imgur.com/a/Fu6sn0p

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUeDK-f2IMk

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>>23882145
No use saving the youtube links, the streams are unlisted.
http://live.ueda.ne.jp/
http://live.ueda.ne.jp/ikushima.html

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>>23882190
Huh, this feels like a special moment in aizu history

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>>23882190
Excellent!
It had been so long i thought it would never return.

From the recommended list from that one i found these, can't remember if they have been posted here before:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvoIqPjZFyA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RUChKtPxaY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TecIBkeGHbc

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJKH8wYxFYeufDnvy1MPofA

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>>23882190
It is a new view.
Just as I came in I saw what I think was a woman's hand pick up a piece of cloth from the chair on the right. Sadly no rewind.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP4YJi0_fLA

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https://youtu.be/GmQEb9fnESU?t=81

Ｉｔ’ｓ　ｎｏt very visible, but the Makurazaki hotel had a view of a distant rocket launch at night.

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>>23891773
So what's the appeal of this cam? It looks like a bad angle with almost everything obscured by advertising signs. Did I have to be there for the first one to appreciate it?

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>>23892050

Check my pictures, it was in that green building with a much better view of the lane way.
https://imgur.com/a/Fu6sn0p

It's back but the camera position isn't what it was. I think we need a 4k cam now considering it's height but still it's Kabukicho!

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The woman with the white shirt (on the right from the the sign) and the guy that is talking to her might be trying to run some scam. The woman is trying to stop and talk to random people on the street, who knows what she is saying though.

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>>23896015
「お邪魔してすいませんが、我々の救い主を話し合う時間はありますか？」

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>>23896341
I don't think it was about that, but thanks for making me feel depression.

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>>23896380
>>23896341
Oh shit, she is back on the camera. She had disappeared a bit after my post. And she disappeared again by the time I clicked back on the tab. Perhaps we will see her a bit more before the end of the day. I wonder if she was there yesterday too and I just missed her. Maybe tomorrow to. Wonder if the police would tell them to fuck off if they remain too much on one place. They wouldn't here, so usually such people just stick to the same place.
Do Japan have any of the "I need this much money to buy a ticket to go back home" people? It is not begging in its purest form, but I do know in general begging is viewed very negatively there. By the homeless/poor themselves. I don't know, maybe it is really a religious thing, though it seems like a weird method to attempt to recruit people, especially in Japan. Most people just went by her or listened to her for 5 seconds and fucked off. But I guess it can't be much more than money or religion. They didn't seem like advertising some club, but maybe a more illegal kind of prostitution.

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A guy taking pictures from a mini ladder.

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Are they the neighbors or genuinely the guy that put the camera?

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They are looking.

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>>23897578
I don't peoplewatch this one, but I figure the Osaka Tower basement camera is really obvious in its setup because people always walk past it while staring, like you would when entering a grocery store and seeing yourself on the little TV.

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>>23898145
As I mentioned earlier, around where the camera must be there is a bigish screen.

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>>23896458
In my experience, homeless and poor very rarely beg in public. Nearly every time I saw someone asking for money in a public area, the person was asking for donations for some cult or temple, real or fictional.

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>>23898313
Makes sense. I know about the Japanese homeless, but I guess I haven't experienced the Japanese cultists enough to acknowledge them. That said later there were two boys giving people pamphlets for something. One of them was had this store-like apron, though, so I am assuming they were from some nearby store or restaurant.

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>>23898718
Sounds likely, probably for a sale or some other shopping event. Pamphlets and flyers are pretty common advertising in Japan, for literally everything. I've gotten pamphlets for a nearby art gallery in Akiba, seen people handing out flyers for different clubs, restaurants, and maid cafes all over, seen shop workers handing them out for big sales and other store events, and seen monks and Falun Gong handing them out in front of major train stations.

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>>23898816
I didn't really say it, because I can't imagine Japan and pamphlets, just to distinguish them from the woman and the guy from earlier, that dressed 100% everyday, were not handing out anything, but were stopping people for some reason or at least the woman was. Tthe man didn't stand close to her except when he talked to her twice, just watched from the side and then fucked off himself. I just wish I knew what exactly was their deal. Maybe one day I will go around the place and hope to meet them. But by them it will probably be full of people again, so whatever.

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What is this? Peoplewatching? Trainspotting? Japanspotting? It's very aesthetic. Thanks anon

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>>23901232
it's spying

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>>23901232
>>23901413
I dare say no one is quite sure, but it seems to be the only thread on the board that actually takes Japan as its subject.

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>>23901585
basically. Any time I've tried making threads for Japanese (traditional or otherwise) culture I get told to join /trv/ (which is just horny sexpats). It's not at all what I would have expected and maybe the reason the board eventually got Otaku put in its name. People are just interested in anime and idols.

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Hey, it is 5am in Japan.

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Have we mentioned these two cameras before?
https://www.youtube.com/user/ANNnewsCH/videos?view=2&flow=grid&disable_polymer=1
I think the Shibuya one maybe, but the Ginza one I certainly don't think I remember.

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>>23903005
The Ginza camera is new to me.

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>>23902948
One time I got stuck in Osaka because I missed the last shinkansen to Tokyo, had to stay in a manga kissa. Slept like shit, woke up and left around this time. Was just like this, eerily quiet for a city that size.

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>>23903451
Well a lot of places in Japan actually close at night, more than what might be considerable typical for some other big cities. Plus the sun can come as early as 4:30am.

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>>23903451
Depending on the time, you may have been able to get a ticket for the Sunrise Express back to Tokyo. It stops in Osaka on the way back north to Tokyo. I had the same thing happen to me in the opposite direction. Missed the last Nozomi, and the only later departing trains in the Osaka direction stopped at Nagoya for the night. Sunrise was still an option, albeit I would overshoot Osaka and get off at Himeji, but I was back at my hotel by 7 AM after getting to sleep in a decent bed and with the swaying of the carriage to lull me to sleep.

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>>23903451
Pretty par the course in most East Asian cities (besides Tokyo, Seoul in my experience) once the last train closes.
Some conbini open (used to be more), some bars, and if you're getting around it is either bike or taxi/rideshare.
Actually, that's par the course for even most metropolitan areas around the world. You need high population density and a large amount of night-shift workers for there to be an incentive for 24/7 services.

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The woman from yesterday is maybe back. Looks a lot like her, but I am not 100% sure. She stands around, twitching erratically, looking around and then suddenly jumps forward towards a random woman, gets very close, maybe says something who knows, and then just moves back as the passerby passes her by. She that a few times and then went off the camera.
Yesterday she approached men too and I don't think she moved as creepy, so maybe it is actually a different person. Think this one might have browner hair and a bit more fat too.

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I am also now watching the Osaka cam, really good. The Camera must be noticeable because yeah people are looking and pointing it out.

Just noticed a bald ugly bloke walk past with a QT jap girl, living the life.

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>>23906931
I look forward to the NHK article about the camera lurker stopping a cult from enacting its master plan

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This might be the wrong thread to ask in, but what is the state of the Densha De Go series? I played the PSX version, but I'd like to play something more recent. What is the best version of this game available right now?

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>>23914151
it's super niche but /vr/ may have some people who know about it.

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>>23914151
It was on my mind yesterday and it turns out the model train forum I frequent has an old post with live download links for most if not all of the series
>https://jnsforum.com/community/topic/12278-ever-wanted-densha-de-go-on-your-pc/

I got Nagoya Railroads and Final yesterday, still need to install and try them.

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>>23915620
Thanks, I'll grab the same and then never play them but comfort myself in knowing I have something hard to find

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>>23917435
In my defense I tried to do an install, but apparently PowerISO now has a trojan in it so now I need to go dig out my old installer from my old HD.

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Chiba Station Morning 901117
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmmlJnok41o

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>>23918823
All JKs wore long skirts

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Today in random live streams:
JGSDF livestreaming live fire exercises.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAN4vYwIoHU

What a time to be alive

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>>23919143
Never mind, i think it's pre-recorded?

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>>23919181

seems like it was livestreamed about 6 hours ago, and it's 2.5 hours long, so I suspect you saw it live :). Interesting either way though.

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>>23920840
cheers for helping me remember the Lake Towada cam exists.

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>>23920903
yeah, it's a great cam, I first found it about a month ago and finally managed to catch it on a cloudy day

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does anyone have the picture of moot at the old line?

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Still out of focus.

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>>23931205
Only one solution:
1. Calculate the current focal length from the current field of view
2. Determine the the difference required in the focal length to achieve an ideal field of view
3. Crowdfund a cover lens, installation agreement with the landowner, and hire Japanman to place it in front of the camera.
4. Watch as it correctly autofocuses to the pre-lens depth of field at that point

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>>23932035
or just pay someone to cut off that damn branch

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Kyoto
Live camera 鉄道　JR京都線　向日町　kyouto train camera JR - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYobZFqzqzw

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>>23932632
too complicated

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This guy has been chilling here on a Sunday afternoon for hours. Having an extraordinary amount of fun blowing bubbles

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>>>/int/123828069

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>>23942850
Someone who's lived there longer can give a better answer, but in my experience:
By train: A few hours on most routes, under an hour on HSR.
By car: wholly dependent on time of day, but generally a few hours as well. Quicker than train at night and low-traffic hours, slower during rush hours. Getting stuck in Tokyo rush hour are some of my least favorite memories.
By foot: A day to days.

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>>23942850
>>23945520
Or just use one of the many online maps that will calculate those things for you?

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>>23945552
Can you at least drop some links if you are going to suggest that?

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fish cam is gone, but the channel has a temple grounds cam.

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>>23945569

45 Km in 9 hours by foot

https://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?engine=graphhopper_foot&route=35.6887%2C139.9879%3B35.6975%2C139.5455

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>>23945569
>>23951340
Good on anon giving a less popular example, but even if you didn't know of the alternatives, surely you have heard of google maps or apple maps? Of a GPS in a phone?

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>page 7 already
what the hell /jp/
also Hana's death fucked me up big time so I haven't looked at any streams in days, I'll have content soon

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>>23964248
Hana?

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>>23966811

>>>/asp/hana

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>>23967348
Why do people like her so much? She has absolutely shit personality? I guess it works for the ring, but nowhere else really.

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>>23967358
very few people in Japan have "personality" (good or bad)

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>>23967566
Made me laugh.

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>>23967566
Eh, true for most places really, though individualism promotes personality creation as an inherently good thing, so people are more likely to make themselves stick out, even in situations where it is not called for. I will agree that the more collective nature of East Asian society and expression is more of a limit on the effective value of having "personality," though.

People in Japan appear to have a flatter personality because we generally get the formal barrier when interacting with them directly, many cultural nuances used to express oneself appear are lost in translation, so you just get literal/practical information unless someone with a sense of it translates it effectively. I know some doujin-reading-tier Japanese, but even with that many of the stock phrases in Japanese have a sense of sameness to me that is evidently not shared by native speakers.

Unless one lives in a literal tribe where one constantly exposed to people in the same group from birth, where few secrets can be kept, and where the ideas and stances of outsiders is not even considered, most people will develop some sense of self that promotes unique personal expression.

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it was the first time I've went through stages of grief for someone I've never met, but I planned to.

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>>23975125
The whole thing is just sad.

Pretty disgusting that people (including Japanese politicians apparently) talk about Japan having to implement better laws against online bullying, just because it was now a well known publicly visible person this time.
Not like anyone would give two shits if it was some random nobody, and also entirely disregarding the underlying issue of bullying of "half-bloods" that is widely spread and most likely part of the reason she took the bullying so hard this time as well.

Guess legislation against that wouldn't help cracking down on free speech online and forcing more responsibility on website owners to play cyber police for the government.
Because let's face it, any new Japanese law on the subject is most likely going to be vaguely worded and convoluted to the point it can be used very selectively as the government sees fit at the moment.

But, of course, it's just as likely they do absolutely nothing and are only ambulance chasing for exposure.

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>>23977463
How about you grow a fucking pair and stop looking at your phone all the time like some druggie?
Absolutely nothing should be done to begin with and anything that it will be done it will be to be abused and fucking retards like you enable it.

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>>23977463
I know, the scapegoat is to go after the (admittedly awful) people doing the bullying, but it's really just a convenient vehicle for more free speech control.
Not ONE blip about you know changing society to stop stigmatizing mixed race and making help available for people who need it rather than calling them weak. Nah instead just more chipping away at anonymity while people are emotional. I agree with you so much that as I read your post I'm realizing my reply is just an echo of it.

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>>23975125
what happened?

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>>23978677
the suicide of a very young pro wrestler that was well-liked and had huge potential, she was relentlessly bullied by reality TV fans while confined alone to her house with no way to go out and fight or hang out with the roster, both due to the lockdown that was released only two days afterwards. the culture of Japan is a mixed bag, in some cases it's just pure shit how some people treat others and sweep it under the rug. it's just tragic. I won't even blab about how I feel because this isn't the place for it. I'll try and post more content soon.

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hey Tokyo-Ga anon
thanks again for posting the film. I just finished it, very interesting and thought provoking. Especially loved the framing of the interview with the actor and the commentary on cinema between the pachinko shots.

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>>23977463
It's like that everywhere in the world. Out of sight, out of mind. Only time something major happens is if there's no way to hide it from public view, and even then they often go down the "vague but efficient-sounding" path and hope that everyone will eventually forget about it. Japan takes it to the absolute extreme, but this is how it is in many other developed countries as well.

It's one of many reasons why I fell out of love with the country. Visually it's still immensely appealing, hence me coming to these threads, but their society has so many issues that it's hard to have any real interest in them or their culture anymore.

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>>23985018
I was frustrated by how little the younger generation seem to care or try to have a role in the country's future. The topic makes them get frustrated and angry, but not because of what they are vexed by, but because the topic is raised at all. Triply so if it's a "misguided foreigner" trying to ask questions about things, it's so easy for Japanese to write off outsiders as lacking the profundity and info to even be part of a discussion. They'd be right if I was preaching, but I was simply asking about the treatment of Okinawa by the mainland.
To them politics is a mystical land where old men go to discuss things and everyone else deals with the fallout. As in, they're so apathetic they don't vote or propose change, and they think whatever is a law MUST be a law because it is a law. Nothing is challenged or debated by the populace. It's all robots falling in line, and it helped to break my illusion that a lot of things there are ideal. I would never want to live as a citizen in Japan, but I will always stare at cameras.

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>>23987967
That's what happens when you have an insular, collectivist society that focuses on shaping everyone into the same mold and eliminating all others. To a lesser extent, this is also something that's happening all across the world, as is reflected in the fact that the younger generations are the least likely to vote, but Japan is especially good at making individuals feel like they have no hope of ever changing things.

Sadly I don't see things improving any time soon, especially with them being so averse to the idea of outside criticism like you pointed out.

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Thanks for the link to the Osaka camera - it's great.

Apologies if this one has been mentioned before. This channel streams Musashi-Kosugi station in Kawasaki daily. Mostly a view of the bus stops, but some platforms can be seen off to the side.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjx0xW1_iYhQVsOkvQCGaOg

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>>23988250
I like that camera, it's been in the bookmarks for a long time. Very very uneventful though.

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>>23987967
>it's so easy for Japanese to write off outsiders as lacking the profundity and info to even be part of a discussion. They'd be right if I was preaching, but I was simply asking about the treatment of Okinawa by the mainland.
Haha, /pol/fag gets told to fuck off to /pol/ irl, gets butthurt instead

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>>23989054
You need professional help dude

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>>23989153
I'm not the one going up to random people and asking them about shit they have nothing to do with.

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>>23989206
and that's a huge, idiotic assumption on your part, so you can shove it.

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>>23989303
I don't assume anything. It was said blatantly there. unless you're a politician talking to another politician, keep your political talk to yourself.

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

[REST IN PEACE - HANA KIMURA No.]

>>23979100
Glad you enjoyed it mate, The jannies kept deleting it unless I mixed it in with a youtube cam and everyone else just seemed to ignore it so I wasn't sure. One makes it all worth it.

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>>23989595
I downloaded it too, though I haven't watched it. Though of also making a version of it that is not 12GB.

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>>23989595
I also grabbed it, haven't watched yet.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ3hxdfZlwo

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC57srrDpMhtfYozG3fAHRMQ

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please dont die thread

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ebisu circuit is alive again, though with a different camera with a fair bit of distortion on it. The tradeoff is seeing more of the loop around the corner

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>>24020532
actually, when I compare to old footage, it's a downgrade. Whatevs, here's the Aomori airport right now.

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>>24020532
From what I've been told this weekend they're doing some invite only running at Ebisu, before opening up fully in the next week or two.

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>>24025680
Makes sense. I hope I get to hear some nice cars soon anyway.

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this is hopeless. every single fucking day we're sliding past page 8 only hours after a bump. /jp/ needs to stop

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I noticed >>>/wsg/3420799 maybe we could join forces

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>>24035715
actually never mind, on second glance it's a lot of variety stuff

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>>24035730
we have to find an extremely slow board without much moderation, like /po/ , and squat there with a misdirection OP. Then we're good for months.

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>>24035750
Just need to wait out the summer/wuflu and then hopefully things go back to normal.

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>>24039357
I don't know, I blamed that at first but /jp/ is people who stay indoors at all times regardless of plague

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Image source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/tkonhi/25180678166/

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I miss the peacefulness of Japan. It's peaceful because it's homogeneous.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP6VkEBliDw

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>>24009093
I really like this webm.

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>>24068207
It's like that every morning about this time, if there's no wind. The old camera had a higher bitrate that was less disrupted by foliage movement and waves.
You have to be there at the right time to see passerby do their prayers.

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>>24032221
I'm sorry to ask, I tried to search around the thread/repo, where can I find this cam?

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>>24077443
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG8UvSvwBInYjrfe9HomN3g

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first time I've seen something happening on this stream. it's very scenic but quiet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjyrhHdTJVY

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>>24068207
>>24068263
It's nice to see people continue these kind of things in these troubling times.

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hmmm...

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must be a tradition...

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so I googled it and found that the webcam takes a picture every hour at the top of the hour so people pose for it. Maybe they changed the time the picture is taken.
there's a documentary from nhk about it
www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/72hours/20190604/4026084/

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>>24086611
https://mega.nz/file/4SQTxQKC#CakZDVFtne_9nrjVLJxpM1NF1tMuFn8IDFKhD1d_RFE

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npQXQ2tAeHI

I don't often find japan cams depressing but I found the airport depressing today :(

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>>24087239
In spirit, I am for Japan to not let filthy foreigners in.

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>>24087110
That had to be a fun hike up.

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>>24087110
thanks!

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looks like the cam at yunokami is focused again

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>>24096044
Awesome.

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Midnight at Dotonbori.

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>>23906931
Is this the same girl? What is she doing? She's been trying to talk to random male passerbys for a while.
On this stream at around 1600 JST, then again at 1710 JST.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njueOM22jRQ
Seems to be a friend with her that does the same thing at 1600 JST, wearing black (also in the pic)

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>>24103302
The black one at least seems like might be hot. The one in the white tshirt, I thought it is the same one, but actually I think it is not. I will now explain why.

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>>24103425
Haven't actually been watching much in the last two weeks, was busy with other stuff.
The picture from the post above is from before your picture was taken, I am guessing (did some searching on the stream timeline until I found it). As you can see the girl in there has no black stockings. At some point she disappears and later she appears with black stockings on.
While she was gone another girl appear, possible the one I have seen before. The one with the ripped jeans remained. You can see them both at the bottom left on the pic of this post. The other girl with not ripped jeans and a white tshirt is who I think I saw before. I base this only on the jeans alone, though. They both physically seem like could be her. Very likely at least one of them is her for sure.
And as I said the girl in black reappeared in stockings later.
Just what the fuck is with these weirdos.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24103468
Forgot my pic, I guess

[Anonymous No.]

>>24103483
Also here is later the girl in black returning, now with black stockings.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24103501
Also here is another pic of somebody else. A bit right from the center, a group of 3. The guy with the store-like apron I have seen before, or at least someone looking like him. Maybe I am biased, because of the apron, but at least you would think he is trying to get people in some restaurant or something. The women we speak of in the posts above are dressed completely casual and it is not like they seem to give anything to people.
I doubt that they are promoting some brothel either. The cult thing seems the most likely to me.

[Anonymous No.]

The two girls in the bottom right in both of these look like they're the same girls. >>24103302 >>24103501
Also saw this, one girl being questioned by security and the girl in far right keeping her distance, immediately after security leaves they talk to each other and walk away together, wtf. The girl in white >>24103302 is there also but further away from the camera harassing passerbys as usual.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24103728
I wonder if I manage to get to them and talk with them, how are they going to react when I point out that they have been filmed for weeks now.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24103751
what if this whole time they've been on the bridge approaching people to warn them that they're being watched online?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24105618
You got me there. Expect in that case I imagine them going up to people and just saying "You are being watched! You are being watched!", which just freaks them having no idea what is happening.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24105654
In any case, if we solve the mystery of the Dotonbori Presence, I hope there's some nice payout in the form of cash or a hardware upgrade to one cam of our choice anywhere in the nation.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24105618
>>24105654
Heh, reminds me of chip-chan.

[Anonymous No.]

Live right now, is it a cult? I'm so curious.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24112432
There's a bizarro world equivalent of /aizu/ out there, where Japanese gather to obsess over and catalog various North American city streams. She's spreading the good word because they too have issues with their thread sliding past page 8.

[Anonymous No.]

According to the past news there was a very violent rainstorm in Tokyo last night, but I was not awake to check any cameras for it.

https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1269172850314756096/pu/vid/320x568/g3_EvCOrC7XiM4XW.mp4?tag=10

[Anonymous No.]

>>24120897
also...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK2rdNkYw8s

[Anonymous No.]

>>24112432
Last time I was on that bridge a woman dressed similarly. Worked in a Vietnamese massage parlor was touting for business.

[Anonymous No.]

been a long time since I caught this at low tide

[Anonymous No.]

It looks like the number of people is increasing. At least no(t many) foreigners.

[Anonymous No.]

Here's a shot of the E6 near sunset

[Anonymous No.]

The guy sitting on the ground seems to be a beggar or at least homeless. it looked like the other two gave him something. They talked with him, one of them even sat down too. But also it looked as if one of them was spraying him with something when they were leaving.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24132432
Or maybe he is just one of the young ones in the area. Maybe I am biased because of the hat, I don't know. He just looks old to me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24132470
It is almost 1am. There seems to be a woman cleaning.

[Anonymous No.]

>>>/wsg/3430226

[Anonymous No.]

A woman waving to her female friend. The friend came on a bicycle. They left together with the men.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Truck central.

[Anonymous No.]

Truck central.

[Anonymous No.]

Grandpa is styling on you.

[Anonymous No.]

this whole thread is blatant spying, and I love it

also, this camera is pretty

[Anonymous No.]

>>24139981
Kitamuki Kannon had a better cam a while ago, this one's lower to the ground which has its own advantage I guess.

[Anonymous No.]

This fucking guy with a woman on each hand.
inb4 they are his sisters or something.

[Anonymous No.]

A peaceful moment.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24151107
Lots of trash for a Japanese street

[Anonymous No.]

>>24151177
That is Dotonbori for you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24151107
in the middle of the day?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24151210
5:34 in the morning. The camera's brightness is set to very high. Probably helps with the nights, though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23857510

[Anonymous No.]

>>24139605
zig zag pants

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

https://photoguide.jp/pix/thumbnails.php?album=1071

[Its a newy No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0hw43t9S0o

[The symbol of Japan is up, are(...) No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o_y3CqR4n4

[Anonymous No.]

the little kid doesn't want to be in the photo, but eventually they took it

[Anonymous No.]

A tall, fat Japanese woman. Someone call the police.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24171155
what a hoss

[Anonymous No.]

Rainy footage from earlier today.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>24184806
>>24176073
thanks for bumping, I haven't had interest in cameras lately. Maybe when typhoons start up again

[Anonymous No.]

>>24184806
Forgot to mention that it is raining today too. Still is if anyone wants to watch wet Dotonbori.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24184997
There is a large weather system in from the southwest that will probably dump rain all day.

[Anonymous No.]

Earthquake in Kamikochi causes avalanches and landslides.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vcttgm0aFNk

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

[Anonymous No.]

>>24187387
Oh my. I did not hear about this

[Anonymous No.]

For some reason decided I should record this one.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24187631
I recorded some of the rainstorm over Makurazaki about half hour ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=443bQTm8BN8
I was not happy at all that there was a solitary thunder that happened immediately as I ended the recording, not before. After that, I opened the Ban4K stream that is normally the lake view, and it was instead a man taking his kid on a bike ride to a playground.... in 4k 60fps. Hella interesting.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24188304
Maybe you thought it was a rain video >>24187631 but it wasn't. There is something more to be seen there. It is first not there, but then it is. But you don't know at first. But then it happens and you know. And once it is over you might get the need to rewatch it from the start and this time follow it.
At least I had this weird obsession about it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24188400
You mean the dude slowly walking and staring?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24185018
They're calling it the seasonal rain front, but doesn't look like we'll be getting much here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24187631
Lol he knows! Shut it down!

[Anonymous No.]

>>24187631
at first I didn't understand what's so special about the image, but then I saw him
bit terrifying de su

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>>/wsg/3477705

[Anonymous No.]

>>24196993
Holy shit, the camera really doesn't tell you how long the front of the E6 is.

[Anonymous No.]

Is there a street cam that has sound? I'm new to these threads, so I don't really know a lot. I wonder what it is about Japan that makes it seem so magical, to the point I can watch live cams of it... Maybe I'll find out if I'm able to go someday. I sure hope that happens.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24203321
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVqNewdVtvI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvoIqPjZFyA　(this one is actually pretty annoying because of the way the sound is set up, you'll know when you hear it)


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzEVs0uw_H79IsrhIpK_wAw
this used to have audio and it may return at some point.

[Anonymous No.]

A communist couple on the run.

[Anonymous No.]

https://youtu.be/b8DPDhMG4nk

[Anonymous No.]

>>24206628
>the alien in the thumbnail
>it is not a live stream, but a 1 minute video
>a random woman takes a random picture herself of god knows what and fucks off in a hurry

[Anonymous No.]

The trash cycle of Dotonbori. At least with no tourist activity most of the trash seems to come to existence during the night when young "men" gather to talk shit and throw some trash on the ground. The police doesn't really bother them as it would probably just cause more of a scene than needed. In the early morning the street cleaners come and clean it up.
Makes you wish they would actually put a trash can or two, but muh gas attacks, I guess.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24210797
amazing that one incident nearly 3 decades ago stopped that entirely, but I guess it helped that they generally have a shame culture about littering

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212189
Honestly I think that was just an excuse to not have to do the whole maintenance and cleaning of prefecture owned trash cans. Plus you don't get to see homeless going through the trash at busy public places.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212243
what happened? someone made mustard gas in a trash can?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212343
Haven't heard of the Tokyo subway sarin attack?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212465
now that you said subway, I think I do
I didn't know they banned trashcans tho

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212766
Haven't you never been to Japan or at least watched videos about it or something? They mostly don't exist. Even if you see a waste container somewhere, it would be privately owned and often not even customers are allowed to use it.
The excuse is the sarin attack. Though then what is the excuse for the low numbers of fucking benches? Sometimes you can't even find them in parks or are just in small numbers even there. My guess is they just don't want to maintain that. The homeless are put as an argument, though not always. And because of them most benches nowadays are made so that you can't lie down on them, which also can be awkward when wanting to sit down with other people. Maybe it is strategy to make women sit on men's laps.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24203679
Thanks for the links, anon. Much appreciated.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212900
It sounds like being homeless in Japan is almost as bad as elsewhere.
Maybe you won't get shanked at night, but you're still completely unwanted whether you "deserve" to be on the street or not, and used as a scapegoat for everything.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24214205
The number of homeless is very, very small. It is not fucking California. And homeless women basically don't exist. They also do have active programs that help them get back into society and get a job, including a temporary (for several months) place to sleep and shower. There are also some groups that give free launches and whatever.
But yeah, being homeless is considered very disgraceful and people don't like dealing with them. Honestly especially with how Japanese society worked not too long ago you would have to have no family or friends, which is hard, to actually go homeless. Though nowadays it would be stuff like the wives gets your stuff and throws you out once you become jobless. But if you are a woman, there will always be someone to take care of you and if it comes to it, the government just won't let it happen. And I am not memeing here. If in the West the homeless are like 75% men, in Japan it is like 99%. And if they find you as a woman being homeless, everyone will be shocked and everything will be done for you to not be one asap.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212900
I guess I never paid attention to it
although having no benches and doing everything to not maintain public spaces are not confined to japan
>Maybe it is strategy to make women sit on men's laps
I bet abe is behind this

[Anonymous No.]

>>24214856
>I bet abe is behind this
Stop with this stupid, gaijin Abe meme. If anything Abe has done tons to help the decline of the birthrates.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24214897
it's just a joke geez
what did he do to the birthrate?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24214965
It is a joke that keeps supporting the lie that Westerners believe that Abe is somehow good and based.
In general his policies are not helpful. Just take a look at one of his most important economic policies - Womenomics. Guess how many babies working women have? The answer is from less to none. Why does the policy exist anyway? Because the number of men participating in the workforce decreases rapidly. And instead of fix the reasons for that, they exchange them with women, whom have been promised that this is the way to freedom, to work for some corporation and be yet another drone that they don't care about. It is quite funny actually. The numbers of men leaving and women entering is almost exactly the same.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24215086
So in more simple terms, women are entering the workforce and both potential parents are too focused on maintaining individual careers, such that either one of them staying at home to be a parent is seen as too risky for their prospects. Am I getting that right?

[Anonymous No.]

Big family.

[Anonymous No.]

Hello, how has everyone been? I haven't been in a thread in a bit... but I used to record Yunokami-Onsen Station 24/7. Still meaning to do something with all the footage. Originally meant to capture the first snow fall... but it was to dark when it happened.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24215651
They look not quite sober, thanks for recording this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24225143
Taking a break from cams until we get a lot more storm activity, that's all

[Anonymous No.]

>>24228274
Yeah, that is normally great time. But also bad for them(well it can be)

[Anonymous No.]

>>24228379
Yeah, I know that my pleasure of typhoon footage comes at the cost of property and lives. It's just life on a volcanic island that happens to rest on a fault line in a warm sea.

[Anonymous No.]

I can never fine the cam for the shrine or train station on youtube. Doesn't seem to be on the sticky either.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24228529
Just have this
http://live.ueda.ne.jp/ikushima.html
bookmarked, then you will always be able to keep up with the shrine. I so dearly miss when the camera was worth a damn.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24228582
>http://live.ueda.ne.jp/ikushima.html


Thanks so much the UVC site is actually what I need, but it doesn't seem linked in the sticky

[Anonymous No.]

>>24228774
It is, though.
God, we probably only a few days a way from a new thread. I should try to do the "secret project".

[Anonymous No.]

Fuck. I just realize. The Bessho-Onsen Station stream is down? It is not listed at the Ueda site any more and the last link I have to the (unlisted) stream is down.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24228943
I was looking for that before as well, noticed it seemed to be missing. I find myself in the mood for different streams each day though.

This is the current: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msaQIpwha7c&list=PL1O6N55tSFRN-6BV8Xg_sDa4Cok-aeMQn&index=21

To the left is Fukuoka city where amazing happens.

[Anonymous No.]

Big rigs.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24228943
http://live.ueda.ne.jp/bessyo.html
?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24229823
I guess I should have tried to find it this way. For some reason it is removed from the page with the other cameras.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24228797
I know that if you tell it it's not a secret anymore, but may I ask about what are you planning?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24229922
I just mean updating/Remodelling the damn github.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24229945
As a beginner to these threads (and cams in general) it seems like a pretty good idea. Good luck.

[Anonymous No.]

I really expected /jp/ to have more threads about Japan, but looks like this is the only one. The others are all about entertainment while here there's actual content about the country.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24231091
And the views and photography one, but yeah me too. This is the only place I visit on this board.

Try TRV.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24231194
>/trv/
That board is mostly about whores, unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24231091
It is a board made for touhou spam, you know.
>TRV
I guess you wouldn't know.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24231356
Did you reply to the right person, anon?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24231091
>>24231194
There is quite literally one evader on this board who will religiously bump every other thread to drive threads about Japan to page 10, and then make a new OP to kill them off, as retribution for the mods deleting his idol spam:
>>/jp/?task=search2&ghost=yes&search_text=fucks&search_subject=&search_username=&search_tripcode=&search_email=&search_filename=&search_datefrom=&search_dateto=&search_op=all&search_del=yes&search_int=dontcare&search_ord=new&search_capcode=all&search_res=post

The only way around this is for the thread to be fast enough to get a reply every few hours (he can kill a thread in 3-4 hours on average), or for the OP to try to come up with bumps that aren't considered spammy.
He actually does try to do the same to this thread and the photography general, but they usually get bumped frequently enough for him to ever be effective at it. That, or he has an even greater pathological hate for another thread and bumps this thread in the process.

It is all very tiring, since he dedicates his life to effectively punishing the whole board for not bending to his will.

[Anonymous No.]

Is there anyone here that uses the thread that is usually blocking javascript? Specifically for the stream list I think I will end up having to use, but I am thinking of making just a second page that doesn't, but will lack the new functionality that I plan to implement.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23877121
Last year, I captured this image with beautiful lenticular clouds. I spend part of my time on Youtube watching webcams and videos "walking the streets".

[Anonymous No.]

any of you uses Periscope? any nice find on it?

https://www.pscp.tv/search?q=Japan

[Anonymous No.]

>>24232213
>Is there anyone here that uses the thread that is usually blocking javascript?
Yes, but don't let that stop you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23857510
Last time someone (confirmed) died from a train departing or arriving at Aizu Wakamatsu station was in 2013.

https://jinshinjiko.com/stats/stations/1765

I wonder when the next will be?
Maybe I shouldn't think about such things.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24128522
You have a link for this cam?
Thanks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24234040
beautiful pics. I do much the same, especially like rambalac, tkviper, and tokyo explorer. That and some google street view adventures.
I realized re-reading my comment that it wasn't clear - I was frustrated at a lack of good street cams for "people-watching", not a lack of people who are watching cams on youtube. So apologies if it sounded like I was complaining about people not watching enough cams.
I stumbled on this one recently - Susukino, not great vid quality but might be interesting. more links in the description

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFIlbyTHB-c

[Anonymous No.]

>>24239494
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXyTlr-6Qg1EVoYjXOVYe1Q/featured

[Anonymous No.]

Coming into Yunokami-Onsen Station in the snow, from this winter:

https://youtu.be/N24FLurdgsA?t=5901

[Anonymous No.]

>>24242991
great vid, even has the pauses on the bridge for picture taking

[Anonymous No.]

Breaking News: aliens came to the city of Osaka.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24245642
oh shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>24245642
Sweet, been waiting for the 2020 alien arc to start!

[Anonymous No.]

I don't have anything to add today, other than this bump back to page one.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.gov-online.go.jp/eng/publicity/book/hlj/html/201903/201903_13_en.html

>The “Tunnel Theater” is another fun and unusual service. Inside the three tunnels between Ashinomaki-Onsen Station and Yunokami-Onsen Station, a projector attached to the train displays animations on the tunnel walls, ensuring that small children can enjoy the ride without being scared of the darkness and rumbling sounds.

[Anonymous No.]

I love trains.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24251569
Same

[Anonymous No.]

>>24232013
>photography general
can't we just merge the two? "photos&cams" or whatever the name you like

[Anonymous No.]

>>24263090
No one is really stopping anyone either way, feel free to do so if you make the next OP for either of them. Though it doesn't guarantee people will actually go along with it.

It could potentially keep the post count up enough naturally to prevent the need for posts like >>24262499 . Also not picking on him in particular, since it is more to cope with >>24232013 more than anything else.

[Anonymous No.]

thread status: derailed

https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2019/09/7e1d2801d650-breaking-news-keihin-kyuko-train-derails-in-yokohama-after-colliding-with-truck.html

[Anonymous No.]

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Business-trends/Rural-Japan-counts-on-anime-holy-sites-to-lure-foreign-tourists2

[Anonymous No.]

>>24269677
vid here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ThVAgPP2bI

[Anonymous No.]

Nice sky this morning.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.insecam.org/en/view/864298/
Not sure if this is somebody's home or workplace.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24274141
And then I realized it is a stupid question, because the vacuum cleaner lady wouldn't be wearing a mask. Except if she is hired help, so maybe it doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24274141
why would someone set up a camera inside?

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212900
>and often not even customers are allowed to use it.
I've been to Japan a few times and never seen this. As long as the trash is from the place you're at you can throw it away there, and you can throw anything away at conbini trash cans.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24212766
UK did something similar back when the Irish where leaving bombs everywhere. A lot of high traffic areas still don't have full trashcans, but something like a loop with lid on that a clear bag hangs from below.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24274581
>clear bag hangs from below
that's the standard for train stations here; on the main shopping street they are visibly reinforced boxes anchored to the ground

[Anonymous No.]

>>24276264
and the opening on top is made in a way that only small objects can enter; that one time someone left and old cooking pot with the lid on they had to call the bomb squad with a robot to hit it

[Anonymous No.]

The Kanazawa channel has gotten several new cameras it seems. They might have been there for months now.
https://www.youtube.com/user/habmigochannel/videos?view=2&flow=grid&disable_polymer=1

[Anonymous No.]

Daiba, Tokyo
Yurikamome line (train), Shuto Expressway, Bayshore Route, Japan Coast guard vessels

https://youtu.be/kdRv0EZ0WdI

[Anonymous No.]

THE GITHUB FEATURE UPDATE
I added tags/filters. It requires javascript, but I also added non-javascript version. Though maybe just allow javascript for that one page, you can check the 10 lines of code to see it is not going to steal your information.
Also currently the javascript has a "bug", that I will have to figure out. It excludes the dead stream entries as it should, but it doesn't show them when you click on the dead filter. Maybe if someone understands simple coding can figure out this one for me.
So far I haven't added new entries, but I have added some new pictures to old entries, the Kanazawa channel and the first two train stations, because I only focused on them before and didn't showcase the other local cameras.
Soon I will start going through the last year-year and a half of threads and adding non-dead cameras.
You can help by posting nice screenshots and links to cameras you want added.

[Anonymous No.]

This really seems to be someone's home. I am guessing there is a TV on the wall facing the couch.

[Anonymous No.]

Welp.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24279326
I realize instead of trying to hide/show the dead streams I should just put them in a different page. This way it won't needlessly load their images too.
Plus now I was able to easily change a few stuff around and now there is no need of no javascript page. If it is js i disabled, it will just display all entries, no trouble.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24279326
I realized instead of trying to hide/show the dead streams I should just put them in a different page. This way it won't needlessly load their images too.
Plus now I was able to easily change a few stuff around and now there is no need of a no javascript page. Even if js is disabled, it will just display all entries, no trouble.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24279326
that sounds nice, thanks anon

[Anonymous No.]

>>24283515
Doesn't have to sound nice, the tags/filter are already on the page, you can go check it out how it looks and work.
Also I had done a lousy job tagging which streams have sound. Originally I listed only one as such, but there were several more.
Please tell me if you see any missing tags or badly put one. I guess the Traffic one might be the most inconstant one so far as there are clearly in it some streams with not much traffic compared to to the rest included in the tag.

[Anonymous No.]

Motomachi Naka-ku, Hiroshima City

http://cef-livecam.info/viewer/live/ja/live.html

[Anonymous No.]

>>24285198
it's one of those that you can control a bit

[Anonymous No.]

>>24285198
>>24285229
Is the first picture from the same camera? That's a big different in view. From the memorial dome to a full street view.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24285277
of course it's the same
but streetcars have changed, will recheck during the day

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshima_Electric_Railway

[Anonymous No.]

>>24279404
>>24279552
Pretty sure that is the visitors area of a assisted living facility or hospice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24285431
>Hiroden cars 651 and 652, which survived the atomic bomb and were still running in Hiroshima as of 2015
That's seriously impressive. Not even the L or the NYC subway can hold that kind of claim.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

several cams can be found on the Windy map (see settings menu); then by clicking on "provider's website" you access the cam, which can be in real time (rarely)

https://www.windy.com/?34.641,139.802,6

[Anonymous No.]

>>24295230

[Anonymous No.]

>>24295230
I've found one live
Miki: Omura Intersection (三木市大村交差点)

http://114.179.39.86/viewer/live/ja/live.html

[Anonymous No.]

>>24295230
As a side note, windy.com is a pretty great site for anything weather related, been using it since it was just some German dude's autistic side project.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24295363
I find it is almost always more accurate than local weather services, which is kinda surprising.

[Anonymous No.]

>>24303707
most websites use GFS, which is free but less accurate than ECMWF
see answer here:

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-the-ECMWF-GFS-and-other-weather-forecasting-models

[Anonymous No.]

New camera popped up on my list, seems to have been streaming for a few weeks now. No sound.

Shinjuku camera
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LubOHCqc-ig

[Anonymous No.]

Ebetsu JR

https://www.stickam.jp/homepcjuku/live

it has audio, slow to load, birds!

[Anonymous No.]

>>24308982

[Anonymous No.]

>>24308982
more exactly Nopporo Station in Ebetsu

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nopporo_Station

[Anonymous No.]

https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Hanawa_Line

[Anonymous No.]

world first train seats reservation system

http://museum.ipsj.or.jp/en/computer/dawn/0030.html

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MARS_(ticket_reservation_system)

[Anonymous No.]

Sakai, near Shinkanaoka Station, Osaka metro, with audio

https://youtu.be/5fxtD42iWrA

34.566634, 135.514611

[Anonymous No.]

Naha airport, Okinawa, with audio

https://www.qab.co.jp/livenahacity/

(live; time increases as it loads, so it allows you to rewatch it)

[Anonymous No.]

a cam at street level in Kawagoe

https://www.pictimo.com/japan/kawagoe/1059/webcam-crea-mall

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>>24314450
Website has several issues
direct link to that cam:

http://cam6284208.miemasu.net/nphMotionJpeg?Resolution=640x480&Quality=Clarity

[Anonymous No.]

>>24295230
for locations with more than one cam you can't see where the others are until you zoom in

[Anonymous No.]

interesting welcome on board message recommending to refrain from speaking loudly when using your phone

https://youtu.be/zU2roA_mVPI

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>>24316004
Not using/speaking loud on your phone on a train in Japan is the expected behaviour.

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>>24316058
it's in every Japan tourist guide, it's funny how they REALLY care about it; the part that recommends to be ready at the doors if you intend tp get off is useful: damn, they stop for literally 15 seconds

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