Katahama Surf Spot Guide, Japan Katahama delivers consistent beach break fun on its sandy bottom, offering mellow waves that peel both left and right for approachable sessions. Facing southeast, this spot comes alive with clean lines during the right swells, blending a relaxed vibe with Japan's pristine coastal energy. Surfers love its forgiving nature that […]
Further up the beach towards the missile launch site there is are good banks, butlocals might be a bit more aggressive here.The OIOI World Championship used to be held here.
like most spots in the Shonan area it doesn't pick up until the swell is at least 1.5m you have to get out early Dawn patrol or the wind will pick up on most days and blow it out. there are several options for parking for those of you on the dawn patrol. the parkin lot opens at 6:00am Jun-Aug but doesnt open until after 8:00 in the "off" season. You can park at 7-11 for a couple of hours until they call the tow or you can park in the "private" lot next to 7-11 until well after 9:00 am just stay in the empty spots closer to the road. there is other spots for parking but if I tell you all my secret spots then I will be stuck.
Kugenuma Surf Spot Guide, Japan Kugenuma delivers classic rivermouth lefts peeling over a sandy bottom, offering mellow long rides that suit surfers of all levels in the heart of Shonan's vibrant scene. This black sand beach break turns heads with its reliable peaks and stunning backdrop of Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji on clear days. […]
The spot is basically in the backyard of Wada Junior High School. A parking lot, where 30 to 40 cars can be parked, with shower, toilet and rest area, is located nearby. The sea water here is much clearer and cleaner than what you'd expect in northern Chiba or in Shounan.
These are the most popular breaks in Okinawa.Junkyard: At the northern end, past the residential areas.It works during a typhoon. Out on the reef. It's a long and hollow left.Hotels: South,at the end of the residential area.In front of an apartment building with an American flag painted on it. The break starts out at the point where the reef start to turn inward. Long right woth sections. Be carful with currents dunting the tide.5 rocks: after, you will find a short left and right. The right has tubes on shallow rocks.California: about 75 meters south, there is a break called California's (right and left).Outside Reef California: With a big swell the outside reef starts to work. It's a a big left. During a SW-W swell from a typhoon, a powerful right appears with huge barrels.Hawaiians: South of California. As big as Californian's,the wave is not as beautiful.Bowls: Continue to the south. This good right wave works on a NW swell.End of the Wall: southern end of the wall before the turn. Hollow wave with shallow take-off. Come here when all Sunabe spots close out.
Fun wave, gets crowded with more than 8 people on the really small takeoff. Crowd consist of mainly military. can produce doubble lip meat grinders that are fun to back door if you got the marbles. On the right swell you can get a 3-5 second barrel out of em.if you cant surf, dont crowd this small take off zone. be kind to the locals too, water already has enough "hard talking-pissed off-cant pull off a bottom turn- hard core surfers out.
Katahama Surf Spot Guide, Japan Katahama delivers consistent beach break fun on its sandy bottom, offering mellow waves that peel both left and right for approachable sessions. Facing southeast, this spot comes alive with clean lines during the right swells, blending a relaxed vibe with Japan's pristine coastal energy. Surfers love its forgiving nature that […]
Further up the beach towards the missile launch site there is are good banks, butlocals might be a bit more aggressive here.The OIOI World Championship used to be held here.
like most spots in the Shonan area it doesn't pick up until the swell is at least 1.5m you have to get out early Dawn patrol or the wind will pick up on most days and blow it out. there are several options for parking for those of you on the dawn patrol. the parkin lot opens at 6:00am Jun-Aug but doesnt open until after 8:00 in the "off" season. You can park at 7-11 for a couple of hours until they call the tow or you can park in the "private" lot next to 7-11 until well after 9:00 am just stay in the empty spots closer to the road. there is other spots for parking but if I tell you all my secret spots then I will be stuck.
Kugenuma Surf Spot Guide, Japan Kugenuma delivers classic rivermouth lefts peeling over a sandy bottom, offering mellow long rides that suit surfers of all levels in the heart of Shonan's vibrant scene. This black sand beach break turns heads with its reliable peaks and stunning backdrop of Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji on clear days. […]
The spot is basically in the backyard of Wada Junior High School. A parking lot, where 30 to 40 cars can be parked, with shower, toilet and rest area, is located nearby. The sea water here is much clearer and cleaner than what you'd expect in northern Chiba or in Shounan.
These are the most popular breaks in Okinawa.Junkyard: At the northern end, past the residential areas.It works during a typhoon. Out on the reef. It's a long and hollow left.Hotels: South,at the end of the residential area.In front of an apartment building with an American flag painted on it. The break starts out at the point where the reef start to turn inward. Long right woth sections. Be carful with currents dunting the tide.5 rocks: after, you will find a short left and right. The right has tubes on shallow rocks.California: about 75 meters south, there is a break called California's (right and left).Outside Reef California: With a big swell the outside reef starts to work. It's a a big left. During a SW-W swell from a typhoon, a powerful right appears with huge barrels.Hawaiians: South of California. As big as Californian's,the wave is not as beautiful.Bowls: Continue to the south. This good right wave works on a NW swell.End of the Wall: southern end of the wall before the turn. Hollow wave with shallow take-off. Come here when all Sunabe spots close out.
Fun wave, gets crowded with more than 8 people on the really small takeoff. Crowd consist of mainly military. can produce doubble lip meat grinders that are fun to back door if you got the marbles. On the right swell you can get a 3-5 second barrel out of em.if you cant surf, dont crowd this small take off zone. be kind to the locals too, water already has enough "hard talking-pissed off-cant pull off a bottom turn- hard core surfers out.
Katahama Surf Spot Guide, Japan Katahama delivers consistent beach break fun on its sandy bottom, offering mellow waves that peel both left and right for approachable sessions. Facing southeast, this spot comes alive with clean lines during the right swells, blending a relaxed vibe with Japan's pristine coastal energy. Surfers love its forgiving nature that […]
Further up the beach towards the missile launch site there is are good banks, butlocals might be a bit more aggressive here.The OIOI World Championship used to be held here.
like most spots in the Shonan area it doesn't pick up until the swell is at least 1.5m you have to get out early Dawn patrol or the wind will pick up on most days and blow it out. there are several options for parking for those of you on the dawn patrol. the parkin lot opens at 6:00am Jun-Aug but doesnt open until after 8:00 in the "off" season. You can park at 7-11 for a couple of hours until they call the tow or you can park in the "private" lot next to 7-11 until well after 9:00 am just stay in the empty spots closer to the road. there is other spots for parking but if I tell you all my secret spots then I will be stuck.
Kugenuma Surf Spot Guide, Japan Kugenuma delivers classic rivermouth lefts peeling over a sandy bottom, offering mellow long rides that suit surfers of all levels in the heart of Shonan's vibrant scene. This black sand beach break turns heads with its reliable peaks and stunning backdrop of Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji on clear days. […]
The spot is basically in the backyard of Wada Junior High School. A parking lot, where 30 to 40 cars can be parked, with shower, toilet and rest area, is located nearby. The sea water here is much clearer and cleaner than what you'd expect in northern Chiba or in Shounan.
These are the most popular breaks in Okinawa.Junkyard: At the northern end, past the residential areas.It works during a typhoon. Out on the reef. It's a long and hollow left.Hotels: South,at the end of the residential area.In front of an apartment building with an American flag painted on it. The break starts out at the point where the reef start to turn inward. Long right woth sections. Be carful with currents dunting the tide.5 rocks: after, you will find a short left and right. The right has tubes on shallow rocks.California: about 75 meters south, there is a break called California's (right and left).Outside Reef California: With a big swell the outside reef starts to work. It's a a big left. During a SW-W swell from a typhoon, a powerful right appears with huge barrels.Hawaiians: South of California. As big as Californian's,the wave is not as beautiful.Bowls: Continue to the south. This good right wave works on a NW swell.End of the Wall: southern end of the wall before the turn. Hollow wave with shallow take-off. Come here when all Sunabe spots close out.
Fun wave, gets crowded with more than 8 people on the really small takeoff. Crowd consist of mainly military. can produce doubble lip meat grinders that are fun to back door if you got the marbles. On the right swell you can get a 3-5 second barrel out of em.if you cant surf, dont crowd this small take off zone. be kind to the locals too, water already has enough "hard talking-pissed off-cant pull off a bottom turn- hard core surfers out.
Katahama Surf Spot Guide, Japan Katahama delivers consistent beach break fun on its sandy bottom, offering mellow waves that peel both left and right for approachable sessions. Facing southeast, this spot comes alive with clean lines during the right swells, blending a relaxed vibe with Japan's pristine coastal energy. Surfers love its forgiving nature that […]
Further up the beach towards the missile launch site there is are good banks, butlocals might be a bit more aggressive here.The OIOI World Championship used to be held here.
like most spots in the Shonan area it doesn't pick up until the swell is at least 1.5m you have to get out early Dawn patrol or the wind will pick up on most days and blow it out. there are several options for parking for those of you on the dawn patrol. the parkin lot opens at 6:00am Jun-Aug but doesnt open until after 8:00 in the "off" season. You can park at 7-11 for a couple of hours until they call the tow or you can park in the "private" lot next to 7-11 until well after 9:00 am just stay in the empty spots closer to the road. there is other spots for parking but if I tell you all my secret spots then I will be stuck.
Kugenuma Surf Spot Guide, Japan Kugenuma delivers classic rivermouth lefts peeling over a sandy bottom, offering mellow long rides that suit surfers of all levels in the heart of Shonan's vibrant scene. This black sand beach break turns heads with its reliable peaks and stunning backdrop of Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji on clear days. […]
The spot is basically in the backyard of Wada Junior High School. A parking lot, where 30 to 40 cars can be parked, with shower, toilet and rest area, is located nearby. The sea water here is much clearer and cleaner than what you'd expect in northern Chiba or in Shounan.
These are the most popular breaks in Okinawa.Junkyard: At the northern end, past the residential areas.It works during a typhoon. Out on the reef. It's a long and hollow left.Hotels: South,at the end of the residential area.In front of an apartment building with an American flag painted on it. The break starts out at the point where the reef start to turn inward. Long right woth sections. Be carful with currents dunting the tide.5 rocks: after, you will find a short left and right. The right has tubes on shallow rocks.California: about 75 meters south, there is a break called California's (right and left).Outside Reef California: With a big swell the outside reef starts to work. It's a a big left. During a SW-W swell from a typhoon, a powerful right appears with huge barrels.Hawaiians: South of California. As big as Californian's,the wave is not as beautiful.Bowls: Continue to the south. This good right wave works on a NW swell.End of the Wall: southern end of the wall before the turn. Hollow wave with shallow take-off. Come here when all Sunabe spots close out.
Fun wave, gets crowded with more than 8 people on the really small takeoff. Crowd consist of mainly military. can produce doubble lip meat grinders that are fun to back door if you got the marbles. On the right swell you can get a 3-5 second barrel out of em.if you cant surf, dont crowd this small take off zone. be kind to the locals too, water already has enough "hard talking-pissed off-cant pull off a bottom turn- hard core surfers out.
Katahama Surf Spot Guide, Japan Katahama delivers consistent beach break fun on its sandy bottom, offering mellow waves that peel both left and right for approachable sessions. Facing southeast, this spot comes alive with clean lines during the right swells, blending a relaxed vibe with Japan's pristine coastal energy. Surfers love its forgiving nature that […]
Further up the beach towards the missile launch site there is are good banks, butlocals might be a bit more aggressive here.The OIOI World Championship used to be held here.
like most spots in the Shonan area it doesn't pick up until the swell is at least 1.5m you have to get out early Dawn patrol or the wind will pick up on most days and blow it out. there are several options for parking for those of you on the dawn patrol. the parkin lot opens at 6:00am Jun-Aug but doesnt open until after 8:00 in the "off" season. You can park at 7-11 for a couple of hours until they call the tow or you can park in the "private" lot next to 7-11 until well after 9:00 am just stay in the empty spots closer to the road. there is other spots for parking but if I tell you all my secret spots then I will be stuck.
Kugenuma Surf Spot Guide, Japan Kugenuma delivers classic rivermouth lefts peeling over a sandy bottom, offering mellow long rides that suit surfers of all levels in the heart of Shonan's vibrant scene. This black sand beach break turns heads with its reliable peaks and stunning backdrop of Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji on clear days. […]
The spot is basically in the backyard of Wada Junior High School. A parking lot, where 30 to 40 cars can be parked, with shower, toilet and rest area, is located nearby. The sea water here is much clearer and cleaner than what you'd expect in northern Chiba or in Shounan.
These are the most popular breaks in Okinawa.Junkyard: At the northern end, past the residential areas.It works during a typhoon. Out on the reef. It's a long and hollow left.Hotels: South,at the end of the residential area.In front of an apartment building with an American flag painted on it. The break starts out at the point where the reef start to turn inward. Long right woth sections. Be carful with currents dunting the tide.5 rocks: after, you will find a short left and right. The right has tubes on shallow rocks.California: about 75 meters south, there is a break called California's (right and left).Outside Reef California: With a big swell the outside reef starts to work. It's a a big left. During a SW-W swell from a typhoon, a powerful right appears with huge barrels.Hawaiians: South of California. As big as Californian's,the wave is not as beautiful.Bowls: Continue to the south. This good right wave works on a NW swell.End of the Wall: southern end of the wall before the turn. Hollow wave with shallow take-off. Come here when all Sunabe spots close out.
Fun wave, gets crowded with more than 8 people on the really small takeoff. Crowd consist of mainly military. can produce doubble lip meat grinders that are fun to back door if you got the marbles. On the right swell you can get a 3-5 second barrel out of em.if you cant surf, dont crowd this small take off zone. be kind to the locals too, water already has enough "hard talking-pissed off-cant pull off a bottom turn- hard core surfers out.
Katahama Surf Spot Guide, Japan Katahama delivers consistent beach break fun on its sandy bottom, offering mellow waves that peel both left and right for approachable sessions. Facing southeast, this spot comes alive with clean lines during the right swells, blending a relaxed vibe with Japan's pristine coastal energy. Surfers love its forgiving nature that […]
Further up the beach towards the missile launch site there is are good banks, butlocals might be a bit more aggressive here.The OIOI World Championship used to be held here.
like most spots in the Shonan area it doesn't pick up until the swell is at least 1.5m you have to get out early Dawn patrol or the wind will pick up on most days and blow it out. there are several options for parking for those of you on the dawn patrol. the parkin lot opens at 6:00am Jun-Aug but doesnt open until after 8:00 in the "off" season. You can park at 7-11 for a couple of hours until they call the tow or you can park in the "private" lot next to 7-11 until well after 9:00 am just stay in the empty spots closer to the road. there is other spots for parking but if I tell you all my secret spots then I will be stuck.
Kugenuma Surf Spot Guide, Japan Kugenuma delivers classic rivermouth lefts peeling over a sandy bottom, offering mellow long rides that suit surfers of all levels in the heart of Shonan's vibrant scene. This black sand beach break turns heads with its reliable peaks and stunning backdrop of Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji on clear days. […]
The spot is basically in the backyard of Wada Junior High School. A parking lot, where 30 to 40 cars can be parked, with shower, toilet and rest area, is located nearby. The sea water here is much clearer and cleaner than what you'd expect in northern Chiba or in Shounan.
These are the most popular breaks in Okinawa.Junkyard: At the northern end, past the residential areas.It works during a typhoon. Out on the reef. It's a long and hollow left.Hotels: South,at the end of the residential area.In front of an apartment building with an American flag painted on it. The break starts out at the point where the reef start to turn inward. Long right woth sections. Be carful with currents dunting the tide.5 rocks: after, you will find a short left and right. The right has tubes on shallow rocks.California: about 75 meters south, there is a break called California's (right and left).Outside Reef California: With a big swell the outside reef starts to work. It's a a big left. During a SW-W swell from a typhoon, a powerful right appears with huge barrels.Hawaiians: South of California. As big as Californian's,the wave is not as beautiful.Bowls: Continue to the south. This good right wave works on a NW swell.End of the Wall: southern end of the wall before the turn. Hollow wave with shallow take-off. Come here when all Sunabe spots close out.
Fun wave, gets crowded with more than 8 people on the really small takeoff. Crowd consist of mainly military. can produce doubble lip meat grinders that are fun to back door if you got the marbles. On the right swell you can get a 3-5 second barrel out of em.if you cant surf, dont crowd this small take off zone. be kind to the locals too, water already has enough "hard talking-pissed off-cant pull off a bottom turn- hard core surfers out.
Katahama Surf Spot Guide, Japan Katahama delivers consistent beach break fun on its sandy bottom, offering mellow waves that peel both left and right for approachable sessions. Facing southeast, this spot comes alive with clean lines during the right swells, blending a relaxed vibe with Japan's pristine coastal energy. Surfers love its forgiving nature that […]
Further up the beach towards the missile launch site there is are good banks, butlocals might be a bit more aggressive here.The OIOI World Championship used to be held here.
like most spots in the Shonan area it doesn't pick up until the swell is at least 1.5m you have to get out early Dawn patrol or the wind will pick up on most days and blow it out. there are several options for parking for those of you on the dawn patrol. the parkin lot opens at 6:00am Jun-Aug but doesnt open until after 8:00 in the "off" season. You can park at 7-11 for a couple of hours until they call the tow or you can park in the "private" lot next to 7-11 until well after 9:00 am just stay in the empty spots closer to the road. there is other spots for parking but if I tell you all my secret spots then I will be stuck.
Kugenuma Surf Spot Guide, Japan Kugenuma delivers classic rivermouth lefts peeling over a sandy bottom, offering mellow long rides that suit surfers of all levels in the heart of Shonan's vibrant scene. This black sand beach break turns heads with its reliable peaks and stunning backdrop of Enoshima Island and Mount Fuji on clear days. […]
The spot is basically in the backyard of Wada Junior High School. A parking lot, where 30 to 40 cars can be parked, with shower, toilet and rest area, is located nearby. The sea water here is much clearer and cleaner than what you'd expect in northern Chiba or in Shounan.
These are the most popular breaks in Okinawa.Junkyard: At the northern end, past the residential areas.It works during a typhoon. Out on the reef. It's a long and hollow left.Hotels: South,at the end of the residential area.In front of an apartment building with an American flag painted on it. The break starts out at the point where the reef start to turn inward. Long right woth sections. Be carful with currents dunting the tide.5 rocks: after, you will find a short left and right. The right has tubes on shallow rocks.California: about 75 meters south, there is a break called California's (right and left).Outside Reef California: With a big swell the outside reef starts to work. It's a a big left. During a SW-W swell from a typhoon, a powerful right appears with huge barrels.Hawaiians: South of California. As big as Californian's,the wave is not as beautiful.Bowls: Continue to the south. This good right wave works on a NW swell.End of the Wall: southern end of the wall before the turn. Hollow wave with shallow take-off. Come here when all Sunabe spots close out.
Fun wave, gets crowded with more than 8 people on the really small takeoff. Crowd consist of mainly military. can produce doubble lip meat grinders that are fun to back door if you got the marbles. On the right swell you can get a 3-5 second barrel out of em.if you cant surf, dont crowd this small take off zone. be kind to the locals too, water already has enough "hard talking-pissed off-cant pull off a bottom turn- hard core surfers out.
