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 front swell. This is a wave for intermediate to advanced surfers. It is often difficult to break because of the deep topography, so it is better to go up from the low tide, […]
Kanehama (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. There are many sudden changes in the size, so beginners should be careful. Kanehama Surf Spot Map Kanahama-gouro Road, Hachinohe City Kanehama Surf Spot Details Difficulty : Intermediate Best Wave Size : 2ft~ […]
Esan 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 should be careful.It is a beach break with powerful waves that intermediate surfers and above can enjoy. The break from the rocky area on the right side of the beach is popular. Esan Bowl Surf Spot […]
Kotobikihama (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 swell comes in, the break is powerful and can be enjoyed mainly by advanced surfers. The bottom is a mix of reefs, so the terrain does not change much, and tubes can […]
Akasaki (Western Tottori Region) Surfing Info and Details
Cobblestone beach off the roadside station Port Akasaki. The leftmost embankment reduces the westward wind. If the northwest wind is too strong in the area, this is the place to check. It has the specs to withstand big swells, and can be surfed in double conditions without closing. There are some rocks on the inside, […]
Daikoku (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 shore break is tight, so be careful when entering. When the north swell comes in, strong barrels can be expected. The waves are powerful, so beginners should be careful when entering. Daikoku Surf Spot Map Kouzu, […]
Terasawa (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 Beach. Due to the depth of the terrain, it is easy to break on the outskirts and then return to the swell. Therefore, it is better to surf at low tide. Terasawa Surf […]
Shioshika (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 point is called "Jan" and the topography of the ocean floor is deep and the shore break is hard, so beginners should avoid this point. If the conditions are right, […]
Ichigohama (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 Kounohama, so you can expect powerful waves when it gets bigger, but usually the waves are more like shorebreaks, but the facilities managed by the fishermen's cooperative are excellent and it is popular among surfers. […]