Sasashima Live
24/7 live from the heart of Nagoya! Watch traffic on Nagoya Expressway, the serene Nakagawa Canal, and the stunning night skyline of Minato-Nakagawa districts in HD.
Watch Live StreamSasashima Live - Nagoya’s Modern Face
Located on the Aichi University Nagoya Campus, this live camera shows traffic on the Nagoya Expressway Route 5 Manba Line in both directions: Nagoya Nishi JCT (top screen, right to left) and Shin-Suzaki JCT (bottom screen, left to right).
You’ll also see the calm waters of the Nakagawa Canal and panoramic views of Nakagawa-ku and Minato-ku. At night, the city transforms into a dazzling light show. Sasashima is a modern district just south of Nagoya Station, one of the largest train stations in the world.
4.8 / 5 | Online | Tags: Traffic Cam, Night View, Canal, Expressway, Nagoya
November 12, 2025 07:13 | Sunrise: 06:22 | Sunset: 16:50 | Time Zone: Asia/Tokyo (UTC+09:00)
Traffic Information
Top Screen: Toward Nagoya Nishi JCT → Right to Left
Bottom Screen: Toward Shin-Suzaki JCT → Left to Right
Canal: Nakagawa Canal (Center)
Camera Location: Aichi University Nagoya Campus
Explore Nagoya & Surroundings
Sasashima is the modern face of Nagoya. Nearby attractions include:
- Nagoya Station: One of the world’s largest train stations, 410,000 m².
- Nagoya Castle: Restored historic castle with museum and gardens.
- Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology: Interactive automotive history.
- Nagoya City Science Museum: Home to the world’s largest planetarium.
- Nakagawa Canal Boat Tour: Scenic river cruise through the city.
- JR Central Towers: Shopping, dining, and observation deck.
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Location
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Where is this camera? Japan, Aichi, Nagoya, Nakamura-ku, Sasashima – Aichi University Nagoya Campus
Interesting Fact
Sasashima is a modern business and residential hub just south of Nagoya Station. The Nagoya Expressway Route 5 connects the west and south of the city, while the Nakagawa Canal remains a vital artery for industrial transport. The camera is mounted on the roof of Aichi University Nagoya Campus and offers a mesmerizing view of Nagoya’s illuminated skyline, especially at night. Over 40 million passengers use Nagoya Station annually.