Kameyama

Built around Kameyama Castle, Kameyama grew into a present-day city in northern Mie Prefecture, where the Suzuka River runs through lowlands below the Suzuka Mountains. It was an important post town on the Tōkaidō, the Edo-period route between Kyoto and Edo. That heritage is especially tangible in former Seki-juku, where a long historic street is lined with traditional machiya townhouses. The grounds of Kameyama Castle recall the city’s feudal past, while its position on major rail and road routes keeps it closely linked to the Kansai and Ise areas. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Mie Prefecture.

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