Yarigatake Sanso East Webcam toward Yarisawa
Start With Daylight and Same-Season Views
If Japan is at night, compare daylight archive images from morning to afternoon, with historical weather values for snow, cloud buildup, visibility, wind, and gusts.
Daylight and Same-Season Views
Useful when the live image is dark, foggy, or outside your local daytime. Compare archived images from the same season before opening the latest feed.
Latest Live Image
This feed is kept for current conditions. If it is night in Japan or visibility is poor, use the daylight archive above for mountain scenery and same-season context.
Live The ridge of the mountains is clearly visible with clouds in the vicinity.
The official booking page describes online booking and hut phone booking. Online booking is described as available until three days before the stay.
Please check the Yarigatake Sanso Group booking calendar for current availability.
What This Webcam Shows
Use this webcam to see today's sky, clouds, mist, visibility, remaining snow, wind, rain, and seasonal conditions toward Yarisawa from Yarigatake Sanso.
This camera shows the Yarisawa and east-ridge side from Yarigatake Sanso. It does not show the classic spear-shaped summit of Mt. Yari.
- Current sky, clouds, and visibility
- Remaining snow, snow cover, and snowmelt progress
- Mountain hut surroundings and ridgeline views
Also useful for: Yarigatake Sanso, Mt. Yari, Yarisawa, Mount Yarigatake
Snow, Clouds, and Autumn Color Cues
- Spring to Early Summer
- Check remaining snow and snowmelt progress toward Yarisawa as seen from the east side of Yarigatake Sanso.
- Summer Hiking Season
- Read clouds, mist, and visibility around the hut and toward the Yarisawa side.
- Autumn
- Check clearer air, cloud movement, and seasonal changes on the east-side ridges.
- Winter to Snowmelt Season
- Check snow cover, rime, and post-storm visibility around Yarigatake Sanso.
High mountain conditions
The Northern Alps include 3,000-meter-class mountains. Use live images and historical weather data to read snow, visibility, wind, rain, and temperature before deciding what equipment and margin your route requires.