Aso Volcano Museum and Kusasenri
About This Camera
This live stream overlooks Kusasenri from the Aso Volcano Museum area. The broad grassland and volcanic terrain change with grazing seasons, fog, rain, snow, and shifting mountain light.
Mountain weather can change quickly around Aso. The camera offers a useful visual check of visibility and surface conditions before visiting Kusasenri or nearby viewpoints.
Stream source: RKK NEWS DIG via YouTube.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Aso Volcano Museum camera live?
Yes. It streams the view over Kusasenri from the museum area around the clock.
What can you see on this camera?
The grassland and volcanic ground at Kusasenri, grazing animals in season, and fog, rain, snow and shifting mountain light.
What is the Aso Volcano Museum?
A museum at Kusasenri that relays its own footage from cameras placed inside the Nakadake crater, so visitors can see the vent without approaching it.
Why does the weather change so fast here?
Kusasenri sits at around 1,100 metres on the floor of an old crater. Cloud moves through quickly and visibility can close in within minutes.