Tokyo Tower – Live Weather Cam View from Beneath the Landmark
temperature icon 31°C
broken clouds
Humidity: 60 %
Pressure: 1017 mb
Wind: 18 mph
Wind Gust: 0 mph
Clouds: 75%
Visibility: 10 km
Sunrise: 4:37 am
Sunset: 6:56 pm

Tokyo Tower – Live Weather and Street-Level View from Below the Landmark

Standing at the heart of Tokyo, the iconic Tokyo Tower rises 333 meters above the city, and this live camera view from beneath the tower offers a rare, real-time perspective – one that blends towering architecture with current weather conditions and the energy of street-level life.

From this unique upward-facing angle, the tower’s red and white steel structure dominates the frame. Looking skyward, the latticework seems to stretch endlessly, cutting a bold shape against the clouds or the clear blue sky. It’s not just a static monument – Tokyo Tower is alive with movement, changing light, and shifting skies.

This live stream also functions as a weather cam, giving you a reliable sense of current conditions in Tokyo. Is the sun shining through the beams? Are raindrops falling gently across the lens? Is the tower glowing in the evening haze? This camera provides a natural way to check temperature, cloud cover, and real-time atmosphere in Japan’s capital: all through the lens of one of its most beloved symbols.

You may see pedestrians walking nearby, cars passing under the base, or seasonal decorations on the tower’s lower structure. At night, Tokyo Tower lights up, casting a soft orange or sparkling white glow depending on the occasion or event, turning the scene into something magical.

Set in the Minato ward, Tokyo Tower is surrounded by a mix of quiet parks, shrines, business buildings, and bustling avenues. This camera captures not only the scale of the tower but also a grounded view of its urban setting.

Whether you’re checking the weather or simply admiring the architectural elegance, this live feed from beneath Tokyo Tower delivers a rare and immersive view, as if you were standing there yourself, looking up at one of Japan’s most iconic structures.

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