You can watch live camera footage from Asagiri Plateau in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture, in real time. This page brings together five cameras installed around the Asagiri Plateau area.
The cameras cover representative Asagiri Plateau spots such as Asagiri Food Park, the Fuji Education and Training Center in Nebara, Wing Kiss Asagiri Paragliding School, and Heartland Asagiri. They are useful for checking the current view of Mt. Fuji, the broad grassland scenery, and road conditions along National Route 139.
Asagiri Plateau spreads across the western foot of Mt. Fuji at an elevation of about 700 to 1,000 meters. Its name comes from the morning mist that often forms in the area. Because the weather can change quickly here, it is a good idea to check the live cameras before sightseeing, camping, or driving. In winter, especially from December to February, National Route 139 may have icy or snowy sections, so please check road conditions before heading out.
- Live Camera Information
- Road and Snow Conditions on National Route 139 and Asagiri Plateau
- Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen and Nearby Facilities
- Highlights and Sightseeing Around Asagiri Plateau
- Best Seasons and Times to View Mt. Fuji from Asagiri Plateau
- Weather in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka
- Rain Cloud Radar in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka
- Shizuoka Prefecture Weather Forecast
- Map of Nebara, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka (Google Maps)
- Related Videos of Mt. Fuji and Asagiri Plateau
- Related Live Cameras
- Related Articles
- Nearby Live Cameras
Live Camera Information
Live Camera 1 – Asagiri Food Park
Live Camera 1 is installed at Buffet Restaurant Fujisan inside Asagiri Food Park in Nebara, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It shows a live view of Mt. Fuji from the restaurant.
- Streaming type – Video
- Provider/management – Buffet Restaurant Fujisan
- Location – Buffet Restaurant Fujisan, Asagiri Food Park, 449-10 Nebara, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture 418-0101
Live Camera 2 – Fuji Sabo Office
Live Camera 2 shows Mt. Fuji from the west, near the Osawa Collapse area. The image is provided by the Fuji Sabo Office.
- Streaming type – Still image
- Update interval – 10 minutes
- Provider/management – Fuji Sabo Office
Live Camera 3 – Fuji Education and Training Center, Nebara
This camera shows Mt. Fuji from the Fuji Education and Training Center in Nebara, Fujinomiya City. The view looks toward Mt. Fuji over the facility buildings, near the Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen area along National Route 139.
The Fuji Education and Training Center is an education and training facility for construction engineers and skilled workers. It is located next to Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen and is known as one of the accessible Mt. Fuji viewing points along National Route 139.
- Streaming type – Still image
- Provider/management – Fuji Education and Training Center
- Location – Fuji Education and Training Center, 492-8 Nebara, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture 418-0101
- Related site – Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen
Live Camera 4 – Wing Kiss Asagiri Paragliding School
This live camera is installed at a paragliding school in Inokashira, Fujinomiya City. It is useful for checking the open plateau scenery and sky conditions before paragliding or other outdoor activities.
- Streaming type – Still image
- Provider/management – Wing Kiss Asagiri
- Location – Wing Kiss Asagiri Paragliding School, 2370 Inokashira, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture 418-0108
Live Camera 5 – Heartland Asagiri Ranch
This live camera is installed at Heartland Asagiri, a ranch spread across Asagiri Plateau in Fujinomiya City. It shows the wide pastureland and scenic Mt. Fuji view, especially on clear days.
Heartland Asagiri, also known as Nakajima Dairy Farm, is a long-established ranch complex at the foot of Mt. Fuji. It offers ranch experiences such as feeding cows, milking, and butter making, along with soft serve ice cream, pudding, cheese, a dog run, barbecue, camping, and cottage accommodation.
- Streaming type – Video
- Provider/management – Heartland Asagiri
- Location – Heartland Asagiri, 228 Nebara, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture 418-0101
Road and Snow Conditions on National Route 139 and Asagiri Plateau
National Route 139, which passes through Asagiri Plateau, connects central Fujinomiya with the Fujikawaguchiko area of Yamanashi Prefecture. Because this is a high-elevation route, snow and icy road surfaces can occur in winter, making live camera checks important before driving.
Season and conditions when snow and ice are likely: From late November through March, road surfaces may freeze, especially in the morning and evening when temperatures fall. Around Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen, at roughly 900 meters above sea level, temperatures are often 5 to 10 degrees Celsius lower than in the city area. Even on clear mornings, radiative cooling can create icy sections. During snowfall, snow chains or winter tires may be required.
What to check on the live cameras: Around Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen, the camera images can help you check for whitened road surfaces, snow along the shoulder, and other visible road conditions. During heavy rain or typhoons, they may also help you confirm road surface conditions. If you are planning a winter drive, camping trip, or outdoor activity in Asagiri Plateau, please check both the live cameras and the weather forecast before departure.
Where to check traffic restrictions: If road closures or chain restrictions are issued, check the latest information from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism’s Shizuoka National Highway Office or the Shizuoka Prefecture road information system.
Related live camera category: National Route 139 live cameras.
Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen and Nearby Facilities
Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen in Nebara, Fujinomiya City, is a popular stop at the foot of Mt. Fuji along National Route 139. It offers a direct view of Mt. Fuji and has shops and restaurants selling local dairy products, regional foods, and souvenirs. Parking is free, and large vehicles can also park there.
Adjacent Asagiri Food Park is an experience-based sightseeing facility where visitors can enjoy food production experiences, tastings, shopping, and views of Mt. Fuji. The scene around this area can be checked through Live Camera 1.
The surrounding area includes Fumotoppara Campground, known as a model location associated with the anime Laid-Back Camp, Heartland Asagiri with its ranch scenery, Makaino Farm, and Wing Kiss Asagiri Paragliding School. Around mid-February, the area near the roadside station is also known as a Diamond Fuji photography point.
Highlights and Sightseeing Around Asagiri Plateau
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Asagiri Plateau is a broad highland area on the western foot of Mt. Fuji, known for its grand natural scenery and many outdoor activities. Checking the live cameras before visiting can help you confirm the local weather, visibility, and general conditions.
Roadside Station Asagiri Kogen is a convenient sightseeing base along National Route 139. It is known for its Mt. Fuji view and was selected as one of the “100 Views of Mt. Fuji” by Japan’s Ministry of the Environment. The shops sell local dairy products and specialties from the Mt. Fuji area.
Asagiri Food Park is an experience-based sightseeing facility next to the roadside station. Visitors can enjoy local food experiences and shopping while viewing Mt. Fuji. It also has a drone field and auto-camping facilities.
Heartland Asagiri ranch experiences: This ranch spreads out with Mt. Fuji in the background and offers activities such as milking and butter making. Families can enjoy a hands-on ranch visit, and the live camera lets you check the ranch area in real time.
Paragliding experiences: Asagiri Plateau is also known as a paragliding area. Before outdoor activities, use the live camera to check cloud cover, wind conditions, and overall visibility.
Best Seasons and Times to View Mt. Fuji from Asagiri Plateau
The mist that gives Asagiri Plateau its name is one of the area’s characteristic weather scenes. Knowing when mist appears and when Mt. Fuji is easiest to see can make the live cameras more useful.
When morning mist is common: Mist often forms in the morning and evening from May to August. Warm, humid air is cooled near the highland surface, creating a quiet and atmospheric misty view. Early-morning camera footage may show this scenery.
When Mt. Fuji is easiest to see: Mt. Fuji is usually clearest from autumn through winter, especially from October to February, when the air is dry and clear. Early morning is often the best time. In summer, clouds tend to develop later in the day, and the mountain may become harder to see in the afternoon.
Chance of a sea of clouds: Under the right conditions, a sea of clouds may appear in the early morning. This is more likely when rain falls the previous day, the next morning is clear, and the wind is weak. The live cameras are useful for quickly checking whether such conditions are visible.
From December to March, snow-covered Mt. Fuji is especially beautiful from Asagiri Plateau. On winter mornings and evenings, the mountain may glow red in the sunlight, creating a seasonal view often associated with the area. Checking the current weather and mist conditions before departure can improve your chances of seeing Mt. Fuji clearly.
Weather in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka
Rain Cloud Radar in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka
Shizuoka Prefecture Weather Forecast
Map of Nebara, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka (Google Maps)
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