A detailed explanation of the access map and point information for Kokushin Surf Spot. Common name: Barley Point. A popular surfing spot among locals. Kuninobu Surf Spot Map Kuninobu, Daisen-cho, Saibaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture Kuninobu Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Beginner Best Wave Size : 2ft~ Offshore Winds : Southeast Type of Wave : Beach break Best Season : From autumn to winter Parking Info : Parking lot Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information in Tottori Swell and wind forecast for the next 24 hours Other surf spots in Sanin (West Japan Sea) Check out the surf spot photo images from the Surf icon!
A major surfing spot in western Shimane. It is located near Izumo Taisha Shrine and is easy to access. It is very sensitive to southwest swell and sometimes it breaks only here even if the surrounding area is flat. It is also popular among local surfers because it is easy to dodge the westward wind. There are a lot of rocks on the outside, so it is better to avoid this area. Isanohama Surf Spot Map Kitsuki Kita, Taisha-machi, Izumo City Isanohama Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Beginner Best Wave Size : 2ft~ Offshore Winds : East Type of Wave : Beach break Best Season : From autumn to winter Parking Info : Parking lot, Toilet Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information in Shimane Swell and wind forecast for the next 24 hours Other surf spots in Sanin (West Japan Sea) Check out the surf spot photo images from the Surf icon!
It is a sandy bottom, but depending on the conditions, you can expect to see waves that form a long wall. It is also popular among local experts because it has enough specs to withstand big size waves. There are only a few peaks, so when mixed with other surfers, be sure to observe good manners and give priority to the locals. Hane Surf Spot Map Hane-nishi, Kutemachi, Ota City Hane Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Intermediate Best Wave Size : 2ft~ Offshore Winds : South Type of Wave : Beach break Best Season : From autumn to winter Parking Info : Parking lot, Toilet Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information in Shimane Swell and wind forecast for the next 24 hours Other surf spots in Sanin (West Japan Sea) Check out the surf spot photo images from the Surf icon!
This is the main local point representing the Shimane area. It is sensitive to west swell and has constant waves. 80% of the waves are below knee size from May to August in the Sea of Japan area, but Senjo is sensitive to swell and the percentage of thigh to waist is close to 40% even in summer. Goofy left to center break with southwest swell and right side break with northeast swell.Beginners will want to check out the area near the mouth of the river on the far left. The break is sometimes compact due to man-made structures such as dikes around the area. This is the point where can practice with waist level waves. If you are looking for size, plan a trip in the winter, but it will be closed when the onshore conditions continue, so be sure to check the wind changes.March-April is the best time to visit as the water temperature is warmer and there is more swell. If there is a strong westerly wind, the mountain on the left side will help dodge it to some extent. There are a lot of locals here, so visitors should be careful to follow the rules. Senjo […]
This is a local point with a compact beach and beautiful sand. The northwest swell provides great waves, but in the past there have been problems with visitor surfers, such as parking problems, which led to the closure of the point.In order to avoid such problems in the future, it is important to follow the rules and manners such as not idling at night and not waxing up. Tsudanohama Surf Spot Map Tsuda, Masuda City, Shimane Prefecture Tsudanohama Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Beginner Best Wave Size : 2ft~ Offshore Winds : Southeast Type of Wave : Beach break Best Season : From autumn to winter Parking Info : Parking lot Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information in Shimane Swell and wind forecast for the next 24 hours Other surf spots in Sanin (West Japan Sea) Check out the surf spot photo images from the Surf icon!
Overall, it is sensitive to swell and breaks consistently. The water quality is very beautiful and the location is popular among the locals. There is a large parking lot and many surfers visit from Kitakyushu area. The large Ohama area has a variety of wave types, so it is easy to select a point that suits your level. During the summer, the parking lot becomes a pay parking lot for beachgoers. The left side of the central rocky area is the main break. Sand is the base of the point, but be careful when entering the water on the right side as there are rocks scattered around the bottom. The access to Ohama from the R191 is a narrow road, so be sure to drive slowly. Ohama Surf Spot Map Yuya Mukozugami Nakanomori, Nagato City Ohama Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Beginner Best Wave Size : 2ft~ Offshore Winds : Southwest Type of Wave : Sand and Rock Best Season : From autumn to winter Parking Info : Parking lot, Toilet Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information in Yamaguchi Swell and wind forecast for the next 24 hours Other surf spots in Sanin (West Japan Sea) Check […]
It is a reef point that catches the swell from the northwest. It is also a home break for locals. When the waves break even in small size, many locals gather and it gets crowded, so visitors should move to Nogita where the swell is in the same direction and it is relatively less crowded. Futamigaura Surf Spot Map Oaza-oda, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka City Futamigaura Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Intermediate Best Wave Size : 2ft~ Offshore Winds : Southeast Type of Wave : Reef break Best Season : From autumn to winter Parking Info : None Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information in Fukuoka Swell and wind forecast for the next 24 hours Other surf spots in Western Kyushu (East China Sea) Check out the surf spot photo images from the Surf icon!
It is an outer reef point that breaks only when a strong typhoon swell hits. There are many local experts who are waiting for the 6-feet tubey waves, and it is difficult for visitors to hit the waves. Ohka Surf Spot Map Ohga, Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture Ohka Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Advanced Surfer Best Wave Size : 4ft~ Offshore Winds : Southwest Type of Wave : Reef break Best Season : From autumn to winter Parking Info : Parking lot, Toilet Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information in Saga Swell and wind forecast for the next 24 hours. Other surf spots in Western Kyushu (East China Sea) Check out the surf spot photo images from the Surf icon!
It is one of the most popular surfing points in the area, where waves are relatively constant and many contests are held. Especially, the waves from both side reefs are popular. Depending on the direction of the swell, it forms a long shoulder. It is a regular-only reef break and there are many locals, so beginners should avoid this point. Around the center of the beach, there are various types of waves depending on the sandbar. When the waves are up, it gets crowded with local surfers and beginners should choose other surf spots because it is a point break and easily crowded. When Tategami is junked by the northwest wind, check out Kitahama and Ohga surf spots on the east side. The cape on the west side is relatively wind deflected and the swell around the cape tends to come in as a group. Tategami Surf Spot Map Minato-machi, Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture Tategami Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Intermediate Best Wave Size : 2ft~ Offshore Winds : South Type of Wave : Sand and Rock Best Season : From autumn to winter Parking Info : Parking lot, Toilet, Shower Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information […]
This is a reef point break that is sensitive to swell from the south. When a strong northwest wind blows, the swell often arrives around the headland on the right side. The local people love this point and there is a lot of boat traffic, so be respectful of the locals and have good manners. It is a popular surfing spot because of the surrounding mountains, but at low tide, the bottom reef comes out and it can cause board crashes. However, at low tide, the bottom reef is exposed and can cause board crashes. If Kurosaki is closed, try to go further north and check out the points further in the bay. Even if it looks like a beach, there may be a reef lurking on the bottom, so be careful not to crash. Kurosaki Surf Spot Map Shimo Kurosaki-cho, Nagasaki City Kurosaki Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Advanced Surfer Best Wave Size : 3ft~ Offshore Winds : Northeast Type of Wave : Reef break Best Season : From summer to autumn Parking Info : Parking lot, Toilet Nearby Surf Spots Check the swell and wind information in Kumamoto Swell and wind forecast for the next 24 hours. Other […]
