Illustration of Sounkyo Kurodake in winter

Japan · Daisetsuzan, Hokkaido

Sounkyo Kurodake live cams.

Sounkyo Kurodake live cams: official ropeway streams looking down to the Sounkyo hot-spring town and up towards Kurodake, with current Daisetsuzan weather.

Sounkyo Kurodake has 2 live streams on this page and 1 link to official camera pages, published by Rinyu Kanko.

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Sounkyo Kurodake - Towards the summit

A view towards the summit of Kurodake, for snow in the trees and cloud on the peak. Rinyu Kanko

2 cameras at Sounkyo Kurodake

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Sounkyo Kurodake at a glance

What the mountain is best for, when the season runs and what to look for on the cameras. Confirm lifts, snow and roads with the official report before you go.

Best for
Steep powder on Kurodake, a hot-spring town in a deep gorge and Daisetsuzan views
Typical season
Late November to early May
Watch for
Cloud in the gorge, snow on the forest below the summit and wind on the upper ropeway
Location
Daisetsuzan, Hokkaido, Japan
Coordinates
43.7224, 142.9492
Cameras
2 views (2 live on this page)
Published by
Rinyu Kanko
Official site
rinyu.co.jp
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Sounkyo Kurodake webcams: what each camera shows

  1. Sounkyo Kurodake - Towards the summit

    A view towards the summit of Kurodake, for snow in the trees and cloud on the peak.

    Live video on this page · Rinyu Kanko · View at Rinyu Kanko

  2. Sounkyo Kurodake - Sounkyo town and gorge

    The view down the ropeway line to the Sounkyo hot-spring town and the mountains across the gorge.

    Live video on this page · Rinyu Kanko · View at Rinyu Kanko

  3. Sounkyo Kurodake - Official ropeway page

    The ropeway operator's page shows both live cameras beside the operating news.

    Opens on the publisher's site · Rinyu Kanko · View at Rinyu Kanko

About Sounkyo Kurodake

Sounkyo is a hot-spring town in a deep basalt gorge in Daisetsuzan National Park, with the Kurodake ropeway climbing from the village towards the summit of Kurodake. The ski terrain is small and steep, with deep snow but often cold, windy and cloudy conditions near the top. These Sounkyo Kurodake live cams show both the valley and the mountain.

Which Sounkyo Kurodake webcam to check first

Start with the camera looking towards Kurodake's summit for snow in the trees and cloud on the peak. The second stream looks down the ropeway line to the Sounkyo hot-spring town and the gorge.

Before you go to Sounkyo Kurodake

Check the Kurodake ropeway's operating news and the Japan Meteorological Agency forecast before you go. Strong wind can stop the ropeway and the lift above it.

A note on safety

Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.