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Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima — Near Maezora Station

A roadside view along the Sanyo Main Line near Maezora Station

Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima — Near Maezora Station

JR West Sanyo Main Line · Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima, Japan

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Watch at City of Hatsukaichi — Miyajima-guchi Port Townscape Promotion Division (廿日市市 宮島口みなとまちづくり推進課)

Streamed by City of Hatsukaichi — Miyajima-guchi Port Townscape Promotion Division (廿日市市 宮島口みなとまちづくり推進課)

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Where this camera films

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Camera position: 34.30117, 132.28978

Location
Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima, Japan
Railroad

JR West Sanyo Main Line

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About this cam

A Hatsukaichi city traffic camera overlooking National Route 2 where it runs beside the JR West Sanyo Main Line, just north of Maezora Station in the Miyajimaguchi district of Hiroshima Prefecture.

This live camera is operated by the City of Hatsukaichi's Miyajima-guchi Port Townscape Promotion Division (宮島口みなとまちづくり推進課) as part of a small network of public monitoring cameras covering the Miyajima-guchi district, the gateway to Miyajima Island and Itsukushima Shrine.

The view looks north along National Route 2, which runs parallel to the JR West Sanyo Main Line at this point. The operator identifies this specific feed as being near Maezora Station (前空駅), a stop that opened in March 2000 between Miyajimaguchi and Ono-ura stations on the historic Sanyo Main Line — the trunk railway linking Kobe and Shimonoseki since the 19th century.

Overhead catenary poles and the rail formation are visible on the embankment to the left of the road, though the station platforms themselves are outside the frame. The same channel operates sister cameras covering the Miyajimaguchi ferry-terminal area and the Ono branch office, all part of the same municipal traffic-monitoring network repurposed here as a lineside view.

What to watch for

Watch for JR West Sanyo Main Line trains on the embankment to the left of the roadway — this stretch of the historic Kobe–Shimonoseki trunk line runs just north of Maezora Station, one of the line's newer stops (opened March 2000) between Miyajimaguchi and Ono-ura. The live view faces north along National Route 2, so the station platforms themselves are not directly visible.

The camera

Stream
YouTube live stream
Sound
Live lineside audio — horns and engines
Hours
Streams around the clock, 24/7
Camera movement
Fixed view
Feed checked
September 24, 2026
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