LIVE CAMERA NETWORK

Tokyo Live Webcams

Watch 73 live Tokyo cameras — the largest grid in Japan — free on the WorldEye globe.

73
live cameras
#1
of 12 Japanese areas
8%
of Japan's cameras

Camera index last updated October 11, 2026.

Tokyo's 73 cameras make it the largest of 12 Japanese areas in the index and account for about 8% of Japan's 928 cameras. The grid is a mix of traffic and city feeds across the world's largest metro — expressways and arterial roads, with city views mixed in around the densest districts.

Tokyo's cameras double as weather watchers. Typhoon season brings sudden downpours and high winds that show up on the road feeds, and the cameras around the bay and rivers give an early read on storm conditions. In a city this dense, a quick camera check before heading out can reroute your whole day.

All 73 feeds open free on the WorldEye map. Zoom to Tokyo, tap a marker, and you are looking at the metro as it is right now.

How to watch Tokyo live cameras

  1. 1Open the WorldEye live map — no account or download needed.
  2. 2Zoom to Tokyo; camera markers cover the expressways and central districts.
  3. 3Tap any marker to open that Tokyo camera's live feed.

Tokyo webcams — FAQ

Are these traffic cameras or city views?+
Both. Tokyo's 73-camera index mixes traffic and expressway feeds with city cameras around the densest districts — check the map markers to find the view you need.
Can I check typhoon conditions in Tokyo?+
Yes. During typhoon season the road and bay-area cameras show rain, wind and standing water in real time — a useful check before traveling across the metro.
Can I see Mount Fuji or the Skytree?+
These are mostly road and city feeds, not scenic overlooks. For landmark views, browse the scenic cameras on the main WorldEye map.

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