Experience coastal Japan in real time with a live camera overlooking Tadanoumi Port in Hiroshima, the bustling gateway to Okunoshima (Rabbit Island). Nestled within Takehara’s charming seaside town, this online camera brings every ferry departure, fishing boat, and sweeping Seto Inland Sea vista to your screen through a continuous live stream.
Tadanoumi Port serves as the embarkation point for ferries to Okunoshima, and the camera often captures the bright red vessels arriving and departing on journeys that typically take around 10–15 minutes. Walking distance from JR Tadanoumi Station, the port buzzes with a quaint local kiosk where visitors pick up ferry tickets, rabbit snacks, ice cream, and coffee before their island adventure.
The real-time feed offers more than just boats—it showcases daily life in Takehara’s coastal community. You’ll see fishermen unloading gear, families boarding ferries, and tourists conversing under mountains rising behind the harbor. The water often reveals oyster farms, adding an authentic layer of Hiroshima’s marine culture to the view.
With changing light and tide, the broadcast reflects natural rhythms, while onshore details enrich the scene—local restaurants and cafés await visitors, offering fresh Seto Inland Sea seafood and seasonal treats. Nearby walking paths and coastal viewpoints contribute to Tadanoumi’s peaceful charm.
This live cam isn’t just a window to boats—it’s a living portrait of a place where community, nature, and travel intersect.
