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Ichijōji–Chayama — Eizan Dentetsu Trackside

A close trackside view of Eizan Electric Railway trains in northern Kyoto

Ichijōji–Chayama — Eizan Dentetsu Trackside

Eizan Electric Railway (Keihan group) — Main Line · Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan

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Watch at 【ライブカメラ叡山電車】拙者えいでん

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Where this camera films

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Camera position: 35.04162, 135.78611

Location
Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan
Railroad

Eizan Electric Railway — Eizan Main Line

Weather & light at the camera

Sun times calculated for this camera’s coordinates.

Trains on this camera

Train types

commutersightseeing

About this cam

This camera, run by the channel "【ライブカメラ叡山電車】拙者えいでん", sits close to the track on the Eizan Electric Railway's Main Line in northern Kyoto, between Ichijōji and Chayama·Kyoto University of the Arts stations. The operator relays a fresh recording every 12 hours to keep the archive manageable, so the current video changes twice a day even though the camera itself is fixed.

The Eizan Main Line links Kyoto's Demachiyanagi terminus with Yase and the Kurama Line junction at Takaragaike; this camera watches a quiet, tree-lined section of it. The operator notes that the line's named sightseeing observation trains — "Mai" (舞), "Kirara" (きらら) and "Hiei" (ひえい) — run to published timetables, and that maintenance or battery-powered service wagons can occasionally be seen late at night after the last regular train. The channel also streams footage of the line during snow or typhoons for real-time weather checks.

Position is approximate: the operator names only the two stations the camera sits between, not an exact address, so the point given here is the midpoint between them, flagged for review.

What to watch for

Local Eizan trains passing at close range, the line's named sightseeing observation trains ("Mai", "Kirara", "Hiei") which run to published timetables, and — rarely, late at night after the last regular train — maintenance or battery-powered service wagons.

The camera

Stream
YouTube live stream
Filming
Curve
Traffic
Passenger
Sound
Video only, no audio
Hours
Streams around the clock, 24/7
Camera movement
Fixed view
Feed checked
September 28, 2026
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