Kamikawa

Kamikawa has served as a route settlement in central Hyogo since the Edo period, when the Ikuno Kaido connected Himeji with the silver-mining town of Ikuno. The Ichikawa River runs through this mountainous municipality, where forested slopes and cultivated valleys shape daily life. Kamikawa was formed in 2005 through the merger of the former towns of Kanzaki and Okochi. In the north, Tonomine Highland is known for its broad fields of Japanese pampas grass, while the old road recalls the area’s role in regional travel and trade. Find related webcams in the surrounding Hyogo area to build a fuller picture of Kamikawa.

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