This live camera is installed at the Awajishima Monkey Center in Hatadagumi, Sumoto City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shows Awaji monkeys and wild Japanese macaques gathering near the feeding area in real time.
Awajishima Monkey Center is a facility where visitors can observe Awaji monkeys living in a natural environment. The live stream helps you check the monkeys near the feeding area, the weather, conditions on rainy days, and the general atmosphere before visiting.
This page also includes the weather forecast for Sumoto, rain radar, a local map, and related information. Check current conditions before sightseeing on Awaji Island or traveling around Sumoto.
- Watch the live camera
- Live camera information
- What you can see on the Awajishima Monkey Center live camera
- When Awaji monkeys are easier to see
- Useful for checking rain, heat, and visitor conditions
- Access and parking at Awajishima Monkey Center
- Important guidance before observing the monkeys
- Weather in Sumoto, Hyogo
- Rain radar for Sumoto, Hyogo
- Awajishima Monkey Center Google Maps
- Related video from Awajishima Monkey Center
- Frequently asked questions
- Related Live Cameras around Awaji Island and Sumoto
- Nearby Live Cameras
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Live camera information
- Stream type: Video
- Streaming and management: Awajishima Monkey Center
- Location: Awajishima Monkey Center, 289 Hatadagumi, Sumoto City, Hyogo Prefecture 656-2533
What you can see on the Awajishima Monkey Center live camera
The live camera shows Awaji monkeys and wild Japanese macaques gathering near the feeding area. The number of monkeys and their activity vary with the time, season, and weather. You may see them resting, moving around, and interacting near the feeding area.
On clear days, bright conditions make facial expressions and movement easier to see. On rainy or cloudy days, the stream also helps you check the sky and ground conditions. Viewing the camera before departure can help you choose a good time to visit.
When Awaji monkeys are easier to see
The monkeys’ appearance around the feeding area changes with the season. From winter into spring, they may gather more readily, offering opportunities to see huddling groups and mothers with young. Early summer is the birth season, when visitors may see baby monkeys and family groups.
During hot summer weather, monkeys often rest in the shade. In autumn, they may spend more time in the mountains and can be harder to observe. They are not always visible on camera, so try checking again at another time. Review the weather and rain radar before visiting as well.
Useful for checking rain, heat, and visitor conditions
The camera is useful not only for watching monkeys but also for checking local weather and the general atmosphere. On rainy days, the image can show the sky and wet ground, helping you decide whether to bring an umbrella or rain gear.
In summer, fewer monkeys may appear because they are resting in the shade. When they gather near the feeding area, their movement is easier to see. Families with young children and visitors stopping during an Awaji Island tour may find it helpful to check the stream before departure.
Access and parking at Awajishima Monkey Center
Awajishima Monkey Center is a tourist attraction in Hatadagumi on southeastern Awaji Island. When traveling by car, check weather and road conditions across the island. Coastal and mountain roads may have reduced visibility or difficult surfaces during rain or strong wind.
Parking is available according to official visitor information, but allow extra travel time on busy days and during sightseeing seasons. Check the camera for local weather and consult road and river information around Sumoto and Minamiawaji when planning a wider trip.
Important guidance before observing the monkeys
The monkeys live in an environment close to the wild. Avoid getting too close, touching them, bringing food, or making loud noises. Calm behavior helps avoid frightening the animals.
Rules may apply to pets and photography equipment. Before visiting, check official information for opening hours, closure days, admission fees, and visitor guidance. Follow staff instructions and help protect an environment where the Awaji monkeys can live safely.
Weather in Sumoto, Hyogo
Rain radar for Sumoto, Hyogo
Awajishima Monkey Center Google Maps
Related video from Awajishima Monkey Center
Frequently asked questions
What can I see on the Awajishima Monkey Center live camera?
You can see Awaji monkeys and wild Japanese macaques around the feeding area. The number visible varies by season, time, and weather.
Are monkeys always visible?
No. The monkeys live in a natural environment, and the time they gather near the feeding area changes with the season, temperature, and time of day.
Can I check the camera on rainy days?
Yes. The stream can show the sky, wet ground, and the monkeys’ activity, providing useful information before a visit.
Where can I confirm opening hours and admission fees?
Opening hours, closure days, and admission fees may change. Check the official Awajishima Monkey Center website before visiting.
Can I visit with a dog or other pet?
Check the official visitor guidance for current pet rules. Follow all local instructions, including rules about approaching monkeys and bringing food.
Related Live Cameras around Awaji Island and Sumoto
Before traveling near Awajishima Monkey Center, it is helpful to check cameras in Sumoto and Minamiawaji. Roads in southern Awaji Island include coastal and mountain sections, so review weather, rainfall, roads, and rivers before departure.
- Sumoto City live cameras
- Hyogo Prefecture live cameras
- Minamiawaji City live cameras
- Onaruto Bridge Live Camera
- Sumoto River Sumoto Station Live Camera
- Tourist attraction live cameras