Magome River Takahashi Live Camera (Kobayashi, Hamakita Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture) | Check Current Water Level and Flooding Conditions in Real Time

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This Magome River live camera, installed at Takahashi Bridge in Kobayashi, Hamakita Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture (reorganized as Hamana Ward after the 2024 administrative ward changes), lets you check the current water level, flooding conditions, and river flow in real-time footage. Takahashi Bridge spans the middle reaches of the Magome River, and is a point that requires attention for sudden water level changes during heavy rain or typhoons.

On this page, you can compare the current view with a reference image taken under normal conditions, and also check rainfall data such as 60-minute rainfall and cumulative rainfall, making it useful as a guide for evacuation decisions. The surrounding area includes the confluence with the Gotanda River, as well as the Pre’yell Walk Hamakita shopping complex, the Hamakita Cultural Center, and Kompira Shrine, so the Magome River Takahashi live camera is useful not only for local disaster-prevention checks but also for checking conditions before heading out. You can also check the local weather forecast, rain cloud radar, and a map of the area from this page.

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How to check the current water level and flooding conditions at Magome River Takahashi
Nearby facilities and access information for Magome River Takahashi
Seasonal changes in the view at Magome River Takahashi
Weather forecast and expected temperature for Hamakita Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Map and rain cloud radar for Hamakita Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Map of Kobayashi, Hamakita Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture (Google Maps)
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Distribution type – Still image
Update interval – 2 minutes
Distribution/Management – Shizuoka Prefecture Transportation Infrastructure Department, River and Sabo Bureau, Civil Engineering Disaster Prevention Division “Shizuoka Prefecture Civil Engineering Disaster Prevention Information“
Installation location – 434-0031 Kobayashi, Hamakita Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Image source – Created based on the Shizuoka Prefecture Civil Engineering Disaster Prevention Information website

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How to check the current water level and flooding conditions at Magome River Takahashi

The Magome River at the Takahashi Bridge point is a stretch where water levels can rise quickly as heavy rain or a typhoon approaches. This page shows live footage distributed by the Shizuoka Prefecture Transportation Infrastructure Department’s Civil Engineering Disaster Prevention Division, letting you check the current water level, river flow, and signs of flooding. It also displays 60-minute rainfall and cumulative rainfall data, so comparing the current view with a reference image taken under normal conditions makes water level changes easy to spot at a glance. Please use this as a guide for evacuation decisions and for checking whether nearby roads are flooded.

Nearby facilities and access information for Magome River Takahashi

Takahashi Bridge is located in Kobayashi, Hamakita Ward (Hamana Ward), Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Nearby facilities include the Pre’yell Walk Hamakita shopping complex, the Hamamatsu City Hamakita Cultural Center, and Kompira Shrine. The Gotanda River, which joins the Magome River, also flows through this area. Since it is located along Prefectural Road 296 (the Kuma-Komatsu-Tenryugawa Teishajo Line), this live camera is convenient for checking conditions before traveling in the area or heading out.

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Seasonal changes in the view at Magome River Takahashi

The water volume and the appearance of the riverbank around Magome River Takahashi change with the seasons. The rainy season (June to July) and typhoon season (August to September) are periods when you need to watch for rising water levels, and we recommend checking conditions on this live camera regularly during those times. In winter, the water volume settles down, and you can see the calmer, normal flow of the river.