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Right bank of the Oba River — Adachi City, Japan

opentopia · Mar 27, 2026 23:25

If you use a Mac or iOS device, you can literally copy the text from the picture (in still picture mode) like you would text, makes life very easy sometimes :)

Stone & Wood House — Kobe, Japan

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 23:14

I don't know what building this is, but it's pretty cool looking.

Right bank of the Oba River — Adachi City, Japan

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 23:07

I did see the text on top but couldn't figure out how to copy and translate it, though maybe if I had taken a screenshot of it, google might have translated it. Thanks for identifying it.

Right bank of the Oba River — Adachi City, Japan

opentopia · Mar 27, 2026 23:00

The Japanese text in the top right helped us out on this one!

Indiana University of Pennsylvania — Indiana, United States

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 21:04

This one has the look of an hospital but I'm not coming up with one that has this view.

Right bank of the Oba River — Adachi City, Japan

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 20:24

Opentopia, I think this might be another China webcam, 3 of my ip locators weren't able to come back with anything, instead they all sat there trying to load, I couldn't even stop the loading, I had to close each tab.

Chrudim Square — Slatinany, Czech Republic

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 19:56

Homely so far I've seen quite a few new town squares which I assume will be decorated for christmas, so this year might really feel like christmas :)

The Sauerland Pyramids - Galileo Park — Augsburg-Lechviertel, Germany

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 19:53

Thanks for the link and I'm very sure I never saw this view, I'm sure I would have remembered it.

Chrudim Square — Slatinany, Czech Republic

Homely · Mar 27, 2026 19:51

Coming just at the right time - having only about four tree cams in 2025 was pretty depressing!

Ézaro waterfall — Valladolid, Spain

Homely · Mar 27, 2026 19:50

I thought the same, N Q - and the view really is a delight.

The Sauerland Pyramids - Galileo Park — Augsburg-Lechviertel, Germany

Homely · Mar 27, 2026 19:49

It was a super popular camera back in the day, and we went nuts trying to figure out what/where it was! I don't see you in the comments, but here's the link to our old adventures: https://www.opentopia.com/webcam/6680

The Sauerland Pyramids - Galileo Park — Augsburg-Lechviertel, Germany

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 17:05

I don't remember viewing this one before but it definitely was an easy one to find the name of, those are very distinct pyramids.

Chrudim Square — Slatinany, Czech Republic

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 17:03

same here !

Ézaro waterfall — Valladolid, Spain

N Q · Mar 27, 2026 16:24

I really love this view, I'm assuming the building is a hydro plant ?

The Sauerland Pyramids - Galileo Park — Augsburg-Lechviertel, Germany

Homely · Mar 27, 2026 16:20

Ohhh... this one was one of my all time favorites!

Chrudim Square — Slatinany, Czech Republic

Homely · Mar 27, 2026 16:18

Saving this one for this year's Christmas tree hunt!

Road — Tamagawa, Japan

N Q · Mar 26, 2026 22:45

Thanks for the tip, I'm pretty sure one of my ip locators also has a traceroute tool on it. That should come in handy for the US cams that I'm having problems with, I'll do a traceroute before taking the ip to other locators.

Road — Tamagawa, Japan

opentopia · Mar 26, 2026 22:31

NQ another little trick is to perform a “traceroute” on the ip address. Search Google for “traceroute online” and you might find a few web versions of the tool - oftentimes before the trace gets to its destination you can see which country is the nearest “hop” by its extension, (...

Road — Tamagawa, Japan

N Q · Mar 26, 2026 21:05

opentopia thanks for the info, I was really confused on how I could be so off with the country ! I'm finding that here in the US, that some of the ip# are coming back to the main head quarters of the isp server on some of the locators so I'm finding I need to check all 7 locator...

Road — Tamagawa, Japan

opentopia · Mar 26, 2026 20:54

NQ I think we might both be wrong - in the top left is some Chinese text which translates to the town of Jingqiao in China. I think it’s one of those very high gain cameras which can basically see in the dark judging by how bright the street lights are. The time stamp correlates ...