Tateyama Murodo Weather Camera
About the Tateyama Murodo Weather Camera Camera
This is the second Murodo camera on the site, operated by Toyama TV and framed explicitly as a weather camera rather than a scenic one.
At 2,450 metres, conditions here are the thing worth knowing. Cloud can close the plateau in minutes, and visibility that was unlimited at breakfast can drop to nothing by mid-morning. Anyone planning to walk from Murodo — to Mikurigaike, up Tateyama, or across to Jigokudani — needs exactly the information this camera provides.
The two Murodo cameras complement each other: the Tulip TV feed gives the wider scenic view of the plateau, while this one is oriented toward reading the sky and the state of the weather coming in over the range.
Highlights & Nearby
- •Watch for: cloud closing in, visibility, snow and wind conditions on the plateau
- •Nearby: Mikurigaike, Mount Tateyama, Jigokudani, the Alpine Route
- •Note: framed as a weather camera — most useful before setting out on foot from Murodo
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Murodo weather camera live?
Yes. The weather camera at Murodo on the Tateyama range streams live 24 hours a day.
What can I see on this camera?
Cloud, visibility and general weather conditions on the Murodo plateau at around 2,450 metres.
How is this different from the other Murodo camera?
This one is operated by Toyama TV and framed as a weather camera. The other gives a wider scenic view of the plateau.
Why does the weather matter so much here?
At 2,450 metres cloud can close the plateau within minutes, so conditions are essential information for anyone walking from Murodo.
