Posts Tagged ‘ shorebreaks ’
Oharai (Central Ibaraki Region) Surfing Info and Details
The A-frame waves at Oharai are especially famous, as they are formed when the left side of the bank collides with the …
Read moreKanehama (Hachinohe, Aomori Region) Surfing Info and Details
This is a very local point, so be careful and mind the manners.The waves are powerful and shorebreak on the inside. Th…
Read moreEsan Bowl (Southern Hokkaido Region) Surfing Info and Details
Surfing point guide for Kezan Bowl, Hokkaido, Japan. Includes maps and comments. The shore break is tough, so beginners…
Read moreKotobikihama (Kyotango, Kyoto Region) Surfing Info and Details
It is a scenic spot with a beautiful beach famous for its squeaky sand. It is mellow in small size, but once the swel…
Read moreAkasaki (Western Tottori Region) Surfing Info and Details
Cobblestone beach off the roadside station Port Akasaki. The leftmost embankment reduces the westward wind. If the no…
Read moreDaikoku (Western Tottori Region) Surfing Info and Details
Access map and point information of Daikoku Surfing Spot is explained in detail.The bottom is cobblestone and the sho…
Read moreTerasawa (Toyohashi, Aichi Region) Surfing Info and Details
The waves are slightly shorebreak at this spot. When the west swell comes in, it is often one size bigger than Long B…
Read moreShioshika (Ise, Mie Region) Surfing Info and Details
The point is on the east side of the R260 Isobue Tunnel. If it is over 3ft, it can break on the far outside.This poi…
Read moreIchigohama (Ise, Mie Region) Surfing Info and Details
This surf spot, also known as Secret, is located to the south of Kounohama.The bottom terrain is deeper than Kounoha…
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