This page provides links to live camera pages for each city and town in Mie Prefecture, organized by region: Hokusei, Chūnansei, Iga, Ise-Shima, and Higashi-Kishū. Mie Prefecture spans a wide range of regions—from Hokusei, which faces Ise Bay, to the area around Tsu City (the prefectural capital), Iga, Ise-Shima, and Higashi-Kishu along the Kumano Coast—each with distinct characteristics. Live cameras are useful for checking road conditions, river water levels, coastlines and ports, tourist spots, as well as weather and snowfall in mountainous areas. We have organized this information so that anyone searching for “Mie Prefecture Live Cameras” or “Mie Prefecture Live Camera List” can easily check current local conditions in real time via the city and town-specific pages.
Live Cameras in the Hokusei Area
This page covers the cities and towns in northern Mie Prefecture, including Kuwana, Yokkaichi, Suzuka, Kameyama, and Inabe. It is useful for checking roads, rivers, and weather conditions along the Ise Bay coast, National Route 1, National Route 23, and in the Suzuka Mountains area.
Kuwana City | Kisosaki Town | Inabe City | Tōin Town | Yokkaichi City | Komono Town | Asahi Town | Kawagoe Town | Suzuka City | Kameyama City
Live Cameras in the Nakanami Area
This page features live camera feeds from the prefectural capital, Tsu City, as well as Matsusaka City, Taki Town, Meiwa Town, and the area around Oda Town. It’s ideal for checking the weather along the Chusei Bypass, National Route 23, the Kushida River, the Miyagawa River system, and mountainous areas.
Tsu City | Matsusaka City | Taki Town | Meiwa Town | Odaicho
Live Cameras in the Iga Area
This is a page featuring live camera feeds from the Iga and Nabari areas. It’s a convenient resource for checking road conditions and weather along the Meihan Expressway, National Route 165, National Route 368, the Kizu River basin, and in mountainous areas.
Live Cameras in the Ise-Shima Area
This page features live camera feeds from tourist destinations and coastal areas facing Ise Bay, Ago Bay, and the Kumano Sea, including Ise City, Toba City, Shima City, and Minami-Ise Town. It’s a useful resource for checking tourist attractions, ocean conditions, harbors, and the weather.
Ise City | Toba City | Shima City | Tamaki Town | Watarai Town | Taiki Town | Minami-Ise Town
Live Cameras in the Higashi-Kishu Area
This is a live camera page covering the areas around Owase City, Kumano City, Kihoku Town, Mihama Town, and Kiho Town. This region is ideal for monitoring the Kumano Nada coastline, National Route 42, rivers, and the shoreline, as well as for disaster prevention checks during typhoons and heavy rain.
Owase City | Kihoku Town | Kumano City | Mihama Town | Kiho Town
Live Camera Feeds and Water Level Information for Rivers in Mie Prefecture
If you’d like to check live camera feeds and water level information for rivers in Mie Prefecture, please visit the page that lists all the rivers in the prefecture. This is useful for checking river conditions in the Suzuka, Kumode, Kushida, Miya, and Kiso River basins during heavy rain, typhoons, linear precipitation zones, and periods of high water.
Rivers in Mie Prefecture
Major Live Cameras Across the Prefecture
- Above Suzuka Circuit ② | / Ino-cho, Suzuka City | weathernews
- Ozaisho Ropeway (Komono, Komono Town) ② | / Gozaisho Ropeway: Live Camera at the Mountain Park Station | Gozaisho Ropeway
- Mount Asama (Asama-cho, Ise City) | / Asama Summit Observation Deck Live Camera | Mie Prefecture Tourism Development
- Akagi Castle Ruins (Akagi, Kiwa-cho, Kumano City) | / Akagi Castle Ruins Live Camera | Kumano City Tourism Association
- Daiozaki Lighthouse (Daio Town, Shima City) | / Japan Coast Guard
- Ago Bay (Ugata, Ago Town, Shima City) | / Shima Peninsula, Yokoyama Ago Bay Live Camera | Internet Nature Research Institute
- Osugidani (Osugi, Oda Town) | / Osugidani Live Camera | Osugidani Mountain Climbing Center
- Hasu Dam (Iidaka-cho, Matsusaka City) | / Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Chubu Regional Development Bureau, Hasu Dam Management Office
- Northern part of the prefecture / CTY Information Cameras: Yokkaichi, Inabe, Nagashima, Kiso-misaki, Suzuka, Komono / CTY-NET Online
- Meihan Expressway | Meihan Expressway Traffic Information | Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Chubu Regional Development Bureau, Hokusei National Highway Office
- Kisei National Highway | Kisei National Route 42 (Nisaka, Washige, Yumiyama, Sadasaka) | Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Chubu Regional Development Bureau, Kisei National Highway Office
- Rivers and Coasts in the Prefecture | “River Information for the Four River Basins of Mie Prefecture”: Suzuka River Basin, Kumode River Basin, Kushida River Basin, Miya River Basin, and the Southwest Coast of Ise Bay | Mie River and National Highway Office
- Ise Bay Coast / Nagoya Port Garden Pier, Nagoya Port Maritime Traffic Center, Yokkaichi Port Breakwater Lighthouse, Toba Regional Coast Guard Headquarters, and others / Yokkaichi Regional Coast Guard Headquarters
- Kiso River Basin / Kiso River Basin Live Camera / Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Chubu Regional Development Bureau, Lower Kiso River Office
Mie Prefecture Live Camera Map
Weather Forecast and Disaster Prevention Information for Mie Prefecture
- Yahoo! JAPAN Weather & Disasters – Weather in Mie Prefecture
- Japan Meteorological Agency Disaster Prevention Information – AMeDAS Data for Mie Prefecture (Temperature, Precipitation, Wind Direction and Speed, Humidity, etc.)
- Japan Meteorological Agency Disaster Prevention Information – Radar and Nowcast (Precipitation, Lightning, Tornadoes): Tokai Region
News from Mie Prefecture
About Mie Prefecture
Mie Prefecture is located on the border between the Kinki and Tokai regions, and its prefectural capital is Tsu City. As of September 1, Reiwa 7, the estimated population was 1,695,415, and as of July 1, Reiwa 7, the area was 5,774.48 square kilometers. The northern part of the prefecture includes urban areas such as Yokkaichi and Kuwana; the inland region features the Iga Basin; the eastern part is bordered by Ise Bay; and the southern part stretches along the coast of Ise-Shima and the Kumano Coast. With abundant tourist and natural resources—including Ise Grand Shrine, Suzuka Circuit, Ago Bay, the Kumano Kodo, and the area around Odaigahara—this region is well-suited for utilizing live cameras to check road conditions, river water levels, coastal weather, snowfall in mountainous areas, and crowd levels at tourist sites.
