【Eastern Area】Uenohara City – Live Cameras, Weather & X

2025-09-25

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This article introduces live cameras, weather forecasts, and X updates from Uenohara City in the eastern area of Yamanashi Prefecture. Uenohara is known as the eastern gateway to Yamanashi and is home to scenic spots along the Katsura River.

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Chuo Expressway Uenohara Interchange

A live camera showing the Uenohara Interchange (IC), the main gateway to the city.

https://www.youtube.com/@UTYUTY_6ch

Uenohara City Hall, National Route 20, and Katsura River

This camera provides views of key areas in Uenohara City, including National Route 20 and the Katsura River.

https://www.city.uenohara.yamanashi.jp/page/109028.html

Chuo Expressway Dangozaka Service Area

Located at the Dangozaka Service Area, famous for Yamanashi’s gourmet foods and local souvenirs, this camera shows real-time traffic on the Chuo Expressway.

(Note: The feed may sometimes display “Under Adjustment.”)

https://www.c-ihighway.jp/camera/webRDMI-DANGO.jpg

Weather

Check detailed weather forecasts , including today & tomorrow’s weather, hourly and 3-hour updates, 10-day/2-week forecasts, temperatures, and precipitation probability:

tenki.jp　：　https://tenki.jp/forecast/3/22/4920/19212/

Weather News　：　https://weathernews.jp/onebox/tenki/yamanashi/19212/

Yahoo! Weather Japan　：　https://weather.yahoo.co.jp/weather/jp/19/4920/19212.html

X

For real-time updates on cherry blossoms, autumn foliage, snowfall, road conditions, and local alerts, X is a great tool. Follow these accounts for timely updates :

https://twitter.com/UenoharaCity

https://twitter.com/UenoharaIju

Summary

We introduced live cameras, weather updates, and X information from Uenohara City in Yamanashi Prefecture’s eastern area.

These resources are useful for checking weather and traffic conditions before and during your trip.

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Writer at JAPANOPIA Editorial Team

In my 30s, originally from Kyoto and now based in the Kanto region, I have been passionate about traveling both within Japan and abroad since my student days. I love discovering hidden local charms while strolling through cities and towns.

A true nature enthusiast, I’m especially drawn to the sea and mountains—and I’ve even climbed Mt. Fuji! I also enjoy joining local events and festivals, valuing every opportunity to connect with Japanese culture and traditions.

Through my writing, I aim to uncover the deeper appeal of Japan and share insights that make every journey more fulfilling—whether it’s sightseeing spots, gourmet experiences, or outdoor activities.

By highlighting the many attractions of Yamanashi Prefecture, I propose travel ideas where visitors can also experience Japan’s unique spirit of hospitality (“omotenashi”).