Fujikawa Ohashi West Intersection Live Cam

Photographed Fujikawa Ohashi West Intersection from Lawson parking lot



Historical Foundations

Nestled in Fujikawa Town, Yamanashi Prefecture, the Fujikawa Ohashi West Intersection occupies a strategic position along the ancient Kōshū Kaidō route, one of the five major highways of the Edo period. This junction became a vital nexus point where merchants transporting silk, tea, and timber converged with local mountain paths leading into the Southern Japanese Alps. Over centuries, this crossroads witnessed daimyo processions, pilgrim caravans en route to Mount Fuji shrines, and early Meiji-era postal deliveries, all contributing to the rich tapestry of regional trade and communication.