/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.nttfukushima.com/live/jr_aizu/Default.html

The train station is seriously spooky right now.

[Anonymous No.]

Non-silverlight link:
mms://center3.ntt-fukushima.com/n-jraizu

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939108
Quick someone open this link. This board is now /x/. I can slightly hear some moans***

[Anonymous No.]

what has happened? It's all dark now and theres only 2 small lights

[Anonymous No.]

This camera is better (but it's not the station)

http://cam6284208.miemasu.net/CgiStart?page=Single

[Anonymous No.]

I see a light in the center that's slowing becoming more defined, as well as dogs barking in the distance.

Well, I wasn't planning to sleep tonight anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

Oh man, maybe we should do camera-watching shit. Maybe set up cameras in haunted places or just anywhere and keep it a live feed to monitor as an experiment of some kind.

[Anonymous No.]

Creepy as fuck

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939249
For some reason this is the kind of shit I can get behind.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939249
We've had these threads a few times. I think there's some Japanese company makes these, or the Japanese just fail at configuring Web servers. There are so many publicly viewable cameras in Japan, it's nuts.

Anyway, I used to follow a website called "GhostWatcher" or something in the late 90s or early 2000s. Basically some guy felt his apartment was haunted, so he set up cameras. Of course, they weren't quite live streams, but refreshing JPEGs like that one coffee camera.
Nothing ever happened, but there was a lot of internet investigation and photoshopping and oh-god-did-anyone-see-that? going on. Sometimes just being silly and trying to scare each other over the internet is more fun than something actually scary happening.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939108
I cant get the link to work.

halp plz

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939282
Try removing mms, OS should auto-suggest proper program

[Anonymous No.]

It's dark and it's raining, but it sounds more like the rattling of a geiger counter because of the low quality.

Zone-tier creepy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939313
>S.T.A.R.U.K.E.R.U.
I also wonder who could fail so horribly at engrish. It should be sutookaa.

Probably a /jp/ poster.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't see anything but two lights. Did I miss?

[Anonymous No.]

That's fucking scary!

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939345
no thats /v/ or some other board that doesnt know anything about the language and adds 'ru' to words to make them sound japanese

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939365
How do they even fuck that up? Japanese phonetics isn't difficult to grasp. Goddamn morons.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939371
It's more about knowing english phonetics and converting that to katakana.

☒ stalker -> sutarukeru
☑ /ˈstôkər/ -> sutookaa
And "starukeru" on makes no sense at all. What the fuck is this "Sta"?

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/%E7%A7%8B%E8%91%89%E5%8E%9F%E3%83%A9%E3%82%A4%E3%83%96%E3%82%AB%E3%83%
A1%E3%83%A9

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/minato-city-shinagawa

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.radiokaikan.jp/station/stream/

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939394
Well, yes, but I'd assume most people on 4chan already instinctively get English phonetics and how to correctly pronounce something like "stalker." The error probably rises from their primitive "understanding" of Japanese; they just seem to like attaching u's and ru's and whatnot, as in "daughteru" or some other inane shit like that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939394
Its a russian pronounce of "stalker" remade into japanese.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/onodenakiba

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939415
But that's retarded. Why even do that, when "stalker" is not a Russian word? Also, "sta" can't be emulated in katakana. But anyway, is that how the Russians pronounce that word? Starkerr?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939415
>sta
no it's not

[Anonymous No.]

сталкер is closest to ストーキェル

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939424
Stalker was originally used as a term in the book, Roadside Picnic. Its not adapted. Load up Google translate and input "stalker", translate it to russian, press "hear" button.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939433
Stalk is from Middle English stalken. It dates way back before some book written in 1971.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939445
And yet we are talking about the notion used in Roadside picnic.
Ask Strugatsky about why he used the word in the book and decided to transliterate it to russian as "stulke" instead of "stokah".

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939412
>I'd assume most people on 4chan already instinctively get English phonetics
Wrong assumption.

English phonetics make absolutely no fucking sense, thus can be challenging unless you're a native speaker and this error obviously rises from not understanding english phonetics. Like my example shows, the transcription would've been close to correct for "stalker", but not /ˈstôkər/.

Japanese phonetics on the other hand are easy to learn because they aren't pants-on-head retarded.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939463
but it still doesnt matter because "st" is not a japanese version of anything

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939463
I'd ask him, but he's kind of dead and all.

>>9939467
It's easy on a case to case basis, difficult by and large. If you know how to pronounce an individual English word, and you understand Japanese phonetics (because according to you it's easy to learn), it's a simple matter of 1 + 1. I'm pretty sure 4channers just don't get Japanese, the furthest of their expertise seen in words like "waifu."

[Anonymous No.]

Another light just popped up. Also I remember it being well-lit even late at night, what happened?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939489
One of the brothers is alive.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939505
Really? All right, let me just write him a letter real quick and ask. I'll even jot down the warosu link for this thread so he can follow our discussion.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939477
Its a russian pronounce of stalker remade into japanese with errors. Fukushima was on the news, that knocked to the stalker community which, of course, knew nothing about japanese language.
If you were the one wondering about who could fail so horribly, there is your answer.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939489
>Japanese phonetics (because according to you it's easy to learn)
It is _objectively_ easy to learn, japanese language has near-ideal phonemic orthography.

Unlike english, which is just a horrible mess. ghoti = fish.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939527
On that matter, I don't disagree. I just think it's silly how people here still don't get it. Do you know how many times I read "Saiba" for Saber's name?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939527
>near-ideal phonemic orthography.
It's far from the ideal. It's just simple.

Many "uncivilized" indigenous people around the world speak languages with phonemes similar to the Japanese phonemes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939527
>near-ideal phonemic orthography.

Are you just outright ignoring the several thousand imported Chinese logographic characters with heavily overloaded pronunciations and meanings?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939566
At least the pronunciation is clear cut. Isn't that what we were initially talking about...

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939569

Even that isn't perfect, as it doesn't convey stress.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939559
>>9939566
Kana do have near-ideal phonemic orthography, i.e. almost 1:1 ratio of grapheme/phoneme correspondence with only a few exceptions.

Kanji on the other hand is retarded, but that's a different issue.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939569

I can't tell; I don't know if people in this thread are using words right. Phonemic orthography denotes the correspondence of written characters to sounds.

Kanji derive from five different dialects of Chinese and from native Japanese words. That's in no way clear cut

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939580

>five different dialects of Chinese

They're languages, rather than dialects.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939580

To be more specific, I meant kanji *pronunciations* derive from potentially five different dialects of Chinese and from native Japanese words.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939580
I can't really tell either. Anyway I don't know about its derivations, but the end results turned out to be all right with precise syllabic pronunciations. I hate how i and u elongate e and o but I guess that's a minor (?) complaint.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939534
>Saiba
That kind of sounds like going to Japanese and then coming back to English.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939583
by your logic, Okinawan dialect is also a language.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939623

Do you mean Okinawan language, or dialect?

[Anonymous No.]

sound of doors opening, suddenly a new set of dim light at the center of the screen

[Anonymous No.]

A train! Exciting times.

[Anonymous No.]

Is this what they called "Train otaku"?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939817
Why aren't you using media player?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939859
Why aren't you using silverlight?

[Anonymous No.]

I can see!

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939869
The rest of my screen is pitch black so silverlight kills me in the face.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939848
You forgot to stutter. And you should have said "call a" instead of called, geez.

[Anonymous No.]

I-Is this what they call "Paranormal Otaku"??

[Anonymous No.]

I saw a person!

I wonder what he/she is doing out at this time?

[Anonymous No.]

It's getting busier

[Anonymous No.]

>>9940146
Of course, it's early morning already.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.radiokaikan.jp/station/stream/

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939892

I-is this what they call a "meme otaku"?

[Anonymous No.]

...testing something.

[Anonymous No.]

They're playing jazz and theres a really cute trian in the station right now guys get in here if you want to be happy please k

[Anonymous No.]

This actually might be the highlight of my train-tan watching experience, aside from how empty it was after the earthquake/tsunami

[Fucking Guns Errywhere No.]

>>9939501
>http://cam6284208.miemasu.net/CgiStart?page=Single

They're been cutting energy usage during low-use hours in cities. I go to Osaka once a year and ever since the summer after the Fukushima-Daiichi incident they've been doing more extensive energy saving programs. Even a year after it it's still darker at night in some areas of Osaka than it used to be when I was growing up here.

[Anonymous No.]

For the record theres a Japanese person taking pictures of the train on the right, must be an otaku.

[Anonymous No.]

Guys they're playing music again guys

[Anonymous No.]

Wow, the fuck. They're playing Pirates of the Carribbean.

[Anonymous No.]

GUYS JAPANESE PEOPLE ARE PLAYING PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN MUSIC

[Anonymous No.]

>>9940935
>>9940933
Who exactly is playing that? I hear the music but I can't see any small group of musicians.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9940943
I think they're on the left platform near the middle of the frame.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9940952
I actually think they're on the right plataform

[Anonymous No.]

You can only hear a single guy clapping when they finish playing. They'll never have the audience they deserve ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>9940981
Behind the train?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9940998
Yes. Also, what song are they playing now? I recognize it from somewhere.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9940996
We are their audience friend, our positive energy will reach them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9941005
Holy fuck

Loud.

[Anonymous No.]

What a shame, there a steam locomotive on the other side of that platform and we can't see it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9941003
Maybe the Lupin the 3rd theme?

[Anonymous No.]

That was Summer Wars' Overture just now, I wish they kept playing.

[Anonymous No.]

!!

[Anonymous No.]

>>9941044
Well, look at that. It was a school band, you can see the timpani and the girl carrying a cello.

You'll never be part of the school orchestra and playing anisongs with your friends at a train station ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

More school band participants passing by.

[Anonymous No.]

They move so goddamn slow holy fuck

[Anonymous No.]

He's back.

[Anonymous No.]

I want to lay my head on those tracks. Shame it's so far from Aoki though..

[Anonymous No.]

I want to join you all ): too bad my computer is broken.

[Anonymous No.]

>botnet otaku

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/onodenakiba

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

who else likes to look at these cams and imagine being one of those people that seem to have things to do and lives to lead?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9943026

I do

[Anonymous No.]

I can assume that it's save to click and install silverlight?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9943084
Yeah, you can probably just go to microsoft's site for it if you aren't feeling that one.

[Anonymous No.]

I... i think i saw a shadow crossing the rail for a moment there.

The site:
mms://center3.ntt-fukushima.com/n-jraizu

[Anonymous No.]

How can there still be so many people this late at night?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9943629
It's around 10 pm over there.

[Anonymous No.]

Maybe we should raise funds for a better cam.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I wonder what that sound is.

[Anonymous No.]

The lights are back on.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9945121
Yes, creepy time is up in the station today again.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9945133
I wonder if it will be busy on sunday. I still regret missing that band yesterday.

[Anonymous No.]

I can't get over how much better that train station looks than the ones I have here.

[Anonymous No.]

Looking good

[Anonymous No.]

And not a single person was found that day.

[Anonymous No.]

It's starting!

[Anonymous No.]

Train's coming!

[Anonymous No.]

>>9951299
>>9951583
HOLY SHIT
*puts on anorak*
*whips out notebook*

[Anonymous No.]

Identify them, railaboos.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9951597
red blocky train and white blocky train

[Anonymous No.]

>>9951603
Cool. Are they made of Legos?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9951614
> The word LEGO® is a brand name and is very special to all of us in the LEGO Group Companies. We would sincerely like your help in keeping it special. Please always refer to our bricks as 'LEGO Bricks or Toys' and not 'legos.' By doing so, you will be helping to protect and preserve a brand of which we are very proud and that stands for quality the world over. Thank you! Susan Williams, Consumer Services.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9951629

LEGO® is a line of toys featuring colourful plastic bricks, gears, minifigures (also called minifigs and figs), and other pieces which can be assembled to create models of almost anything imaginable. Cars, planes, trains, buildings, castles, sculptures, ships, spaceships, and even working robots are just part of a very short list of the many things that can be built with LEGO bricks. High production quality and careful attention to detail ensures that LEGO pieces can fit together in myriad ways, which is one of the main reasons for the toy's success. Coincidentally, "LEGO" translates into various Latin meanings such as "Assemble" and "Connect".

The sets are produced by the LEGO Group, a privately-held company based in Denmark.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9951629
>>9951648
legos

[Anonymous No.]

>>9951614
they're a new minecraft feature that'll get implemented in the next version.

[Niña Pequeña !gam/LOlitA No.]

This guy keeps waving at the camera, he's seriously creeping me out.

[Anonymous No.]

ｉ　ｋｎｏｗ．．．

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939087
Looks like Silent Hill 3.

[Anonymous No.]

It's really peaceful now!

[Anonymous No.]

We used to have this really long list of cameras in previous threads with the kitten camera, the kindergarten camera, the ramen shop, however I can't seem to find the list in any previous threads at the archives. Does someone have it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939243
Nobody looking this one?
There was a lot of schoolgirls passing by some time ago.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952167
http://221.251.109.90:84/CgiStart?page=Single&Resolution=640x480&Quality=Standard&Mode=J
PEG&RPeriod=65535&Size=STD&PresetOperation=Move&SendMethod=1&Language=0

I only saved this one for some reason. It is a truly intriguing camera.

[Anonymous No.]

I love the red train.

>>9952066
He was probably waving at a friend at the other side of the station.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939087
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P92aZEO_G-I

Going a step further in train station loving.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939280
You are a complete retard. Japanese want that cams are public in the majority of cases.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9951597
The one on the right looks like a 719 series.
The on left loks like a KiHa DMU. I think it might be a KiHa 47. The front car looks like a KiHa 52 it could also be a KiHa 58.

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeBLMs7NXX0&feature=endscreen&NR=1

Life-like quality.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952329
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dndfF0tgxZ8&feature=relmfu

For those who want to watch from the beginning.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952341
Sucks how those dont have transitions from city to rual such as the Joban line.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952341
Must be so nice living close to the Aizu Wakamatsu station. Seems to be a slow, peaceful rural town.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952370
Some very small roads with just a few houses in the middle of nowhere along the way, just surrounded by bushes and a railway. Must be so nice living there. I'll never live there

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952417
Why live in a rual place nowhere near the city?
I cant think of another place you can go from urban jungle to the country in one hour.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952370
Aizuwakamatsu isn't that small. There's ~100k inhabitants there, and the city centre has traffic signals and everything. The railway station gets ~3k people everyday! That's way too big.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952461
3k people isnt that much. Where i live gets around 16 thousand people and thats split between another three stations that both get over 50k each.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952461
I meant more of the small houses that show up towards the end of the first of the four videos. I wish I could live in those places.
>>9952449
I can think of no reason why someone would rather stay in the chaotic, repetitive, horrible landscape of a big city rather than a home near a railway and a small town. I very much despise big cities.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952491
I perfer the country but what use is it if you live nowhere near the city? I mean if you look anywhere on the JR East main lines they all go to the country within the hour.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952516
The further away from society, the better.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952491
I think these small houses are already on a neighboring satellite town.

[Fucking Guns Errywhere No.]

All of this reminds me of where I grew up and visit every year. I grew up in the Minoo area of Osaka within 30 minutes on bike of the waterfalls there, my uncle owns a restaurant near Ishibashi station.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tIq4ABaXHE

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishibashi_Station_(Osaka)

Not sure if there's a webcam there. But its a very quiet place, and I love just riding my bicycle around the area. Pic related, its near the family homes (we have a few houses clustered together).

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952564
Looks like a nice place to live.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952564
I lived in Hitichinaka up in Ibaraki. It was so nice and only a hour away to Tokyo.
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%8B%9D%E7%94%B0%E9%A7%85

[Fucking Guns Errywhere No.]

>>9952611
I know that area, passed through there once when I was little with my grandfather.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952611
There's a Dr. Seuss land there?

[Anonymous No.]

Hopefully, I'll move somewhere with trains and subways next year. Sadly, they probably won't have as good a scenery as most of these train videos.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952564
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tIq4ABaXHE
>28:40
Darth Vader is the conductor.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9952822
That last station at 37:00 all the way to the ending: what a beautiful station.

[Anonymous No.]

One would think the station would be more lively in a monday morning.

[Anonymous No.]

I wish I was a train, then I could go anywhere I wanted and take people places, and they'd all be my friend.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9953053
>monday morning
Tuesday morning. Its past the international date line.

[Anonymous No.]

I wonder if the station gets closed when this time of the day comes up or if they leave the doors open during non-functioning hours.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9954792

Aren't trains in most cities a 24 hour service?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9954793
Not really, both subways and trains have stopping arounds around late night and only begin in early morning.The last Aizu Wakamatsu train is normally at 11:45PM.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9954792
they lock these doors

[Anonymous No.]

Does anyone know if they have a fountain inside the station? I hear water dripping every night.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9955074
given where the camera is, its probably the rain gutters.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>9955150
>>9955177
>>9955198
Gee, how did you get those?

[Anonymous No.]

did the cam die? im getting no audio or visual

[Anonymous No.]

>>9956654
Same here. Oh noo

[Anonymous No.]

>>9956654
>>9956704
Not sure what you guys are talking about, it is working just fine here.

[Anonymous No.]

I-is this what they call Train Otaku?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9960719

>>9939848
>>9939894
>>9940398

[Anonymous No.]

>>9960719
>>9939848
>>9939894
>>9940398
Otaku otaku here. Thanks guys.

[Anonymous No.]

Fuck! I missed the best time of the day!

There aren't even any trains in the station now.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9962159
It sucks how they never have a stream of larger train stations. Sucks man.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939087

> install microsoft silverlight

how about no?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9962284
First reply, dork.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9962284
How is it even possible that this is your first time seeing this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9962291
Are you implying that everyone who sees that message goes ahead and installs SIlverlight?

[Anonymous No.]

http://bit-dump.blogspot.co.at/2012/04/ntt-fukushimas-tomioka-livecam.html

http://unkar.org/r/liveuranus/1281194718

[Fucking Guns Errywhere No.]

>>9962277

There is a massive station at Umeda. But it seems that all the webcams in the area are either at the main entrance of the station, or facing away from the station itself. But here are the links anyway.

http://www.skybldg.co.jp/use/live.html

Entire Osaka Area:
http://livejapan.fujiyamasan.com/osakafu.html


Maybe somebody can find a webcam thats actually inside the station at Umeda, Osaka?

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.radiokaikan.jp/livecam/controlcam/

[Anonymous No.]

秋葉原駅ライブカメラ　HD配信

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/monsterx-live%E3%83%87%E3%83%A2%E9%85%8D%E4%BF%A1

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963389
Every single person in these types of streams are living their owns lives. And I bet all of them are oblivious to us watching them. They have their own drama, romances, defeats, and sacrifices. And all this with just one camera. It humbles ones soul.

[Anonymous No.]

>not posting pure white snow covered version

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963449
I remember the period of time in which the snow covered Aizu Wakamatsu was really extense last year, up to a point I couldn't bear to look at such a snow white station anymore. I'm actually happy the snow is going to come back.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963470

dates and times are in the filename btw

yes im that neuroic

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963480

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963483

sincerely hopes it snows heavily this year so i can get more

[Anonymous No.]

Would one of you guys mind starting a thread when it snows at the station. I know I'll probably forget as my memory isn't all that good, but I really love snow and those images look quite pretty.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963492

i would except im banned at home ie Christmas break and im only able to post from wrok as i am now

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963492
I visit the train station camera everyday and would but I probably won't be around. You should just add it to a favorite or something, since it snows in there for a long time.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963498
>>9963532
I've had it in my favorites for a few years I think, I just always forget its there. I guess I'll just put notes on a calendar this year, hopefully see some snow. Thanks anyways for the replies.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963389
There is like a voice coming out of a PA. What the fuck is it saying.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963543
That announcer says stuff all the time. I honestly can't understand her though.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>9963435
Don't get on a power trip, dude.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9939358
>58 []
>
> I don't see anything but two lights. Did I


the spirit girl is here

[Anonymous No.]

Sometimes I regret introducing this cam to here and making it popular a few years ago. It doesnt feel like my special cam anymore.

On an off note, I flew over AizuWakamatsu on the way to Tokyo earlier this year. Best part of the whole trip

[Anonymous No.]

>>9964869
>>9963498
>>9963490
>>9963483

2010 has some awesome snow. There wasnt much of it late 2011/early2012 if I remember correctly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE_H1lmLsvQ

I do remember seeing a mag 7.1 aftershock last year around April. It sounded like rain and I tabbed into the cam, trains were rocking left to right and everyone ran out of the station. They came back 10 minutes later. It would have been really interesting to see the initial 9.0 quake

[Anonymous No.]

Just dropping this link.
You'll need to find Aizu-Wakamatsu yourself, though.

http://www.demap.info/tetsudonow/

[Anonymous No.]

>>9965077

Thanks for that. Shame you cant seem to able to zoom out much, and it isnt real time. But I found AizuWakamatsu none the less.

Here's another link some of you probably have already. http://www.nttfukushima.com/ different street cams and train station cams from the Fukushima area.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9965112
>it isnt real time

It is real time, but of course "time table real time".

[Anonymous No.]

>>9965134

Well it didnt show the JR train coming into and leaving the station 20 minutes ago. Possibly delayed, but we all know how rare that is in Japan.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9965161
20 minutes ago? Let me check....

Indeed, there should have been two.
241D and 1239M.

Weird. The page has been very accurate for me so far.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9965112
>>9965161
>>9965202
Ah, I think I know what happened.
For some reason 7-8 o'clock is now the standard selection in the drop-down box.
You need to select "現在時刻".

[Anonymous No.]

Am I misunderstanding something here or don't they show it not in real time in case someone committed suicide?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9965318

No you're thinking of American news channels probably. I cant imagine anybody trying to commit suicide at Aizu Wakamatsu station anyway seeing as its a dead end. See >>9955150 trains dont come into or out of the station all that fast.
Unless they did it on one of the outer platforms with no camera.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9965448
Aizu Wakamatsu is no dead end. The platforms we can see are, though.
And even then: Every train stops at Aizu-Wakamatsu, so the speeds are somewhat too low.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9965077
I like how they show E501s running on the Chiyoda line instead of the E-233-2000 or the E209-2000. Or any of the 06,6000 or the 16000.
>>9966379
Well its a switchback. All trains switch direction there just like Kashiwa Station on the Noda line.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9966379

I know.

>Unless they did it on one of the outer platforms with no camera.

Have rough layout.

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

>>9966652

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[Anonymous No.]

>>9966652
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[Anonymous No.]

>>9966665
very cool

[Anonymous No.]

>>9967946
based on what?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9966671
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