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Akihabara Station Central Exit Live Camera

Watch a live camera at the central exit of Akihabara Station in Tokyo, Japan. The stream shows the station area and street activity in real time. The channel is operated by Akiba Gadget, a seller of security cameras, gimbals and action cameras.
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