Shiga Kogen live cams from Yokoteyama, Higashi Tateyama, Yakebitaiyama, Ichinose and Okushiga. Compare snow and visibility across the areas before you go.
Shiga Kogen links 18 ski areas on one pass, and the weather and snow can differ a lot from one end to the other. Use the cameras to pick which part of the mountain to ski that day.
Yokoteyama: One of the highest points in the area, and your best guide to upper-mountain snow, wind and visibility.
Higashi Tateyama Summit: The central summit. Runs drop from here into several areas, so it tells you about the middle of the resort.
Yakebitaiyama and Okushiga Kogen: The northern areas. The weather often differs from the centre, and they are worth checking when you want quieter slopes.
Ichinose Family: Mostly gentle slopes, handy for checking conditions for beginners and families.
Hasuike Intersection: The road through the middle of Shiga Kogen. Snow on the road helps you decide whether to drive in.
Compare Yokoteyama with Yakebitaiyama and start wherever the sky is clearer.
The Hasuike camera is only a rough guide to the road. Check official road information for chain rules.
Snow depth and the forecast are on the Nagano snow report page.
Which parts of Shiga Kogen do the cameras cover? Yokoteyama, Higashi Tateyama Summit, Yakebitaiyama, Ichinose Family, Okushiga Kogen and the Hasuike intersection.
Can I see the Kumanoyu camera? Kumanoyu is listed as a link to the camera on its official website.
Are the cameras shown as live out of season? No. Out of season some feeds keep their last winter image, so we only mark them live while the resort is open.