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Tsurigasaki (Ichinomiya)

Tsurigasaki Surf Spot, Japan

Japan

Beach breakA-frame peaks (lefts and rights)IntermediateApril to October (dry-season swells)

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Where is Tsurigasaki?

Tsurigasaki is an A-frame beach break near Ichinomiya in Japan. Best season: April to October (dry-season swells). Level: Intermediate. GPS: 35.3770, 140.3900.

Tsurigasaki (Ichinomiya) key facts
LocationIchinomiya, Japan
Coordinates35.3770, 140.3900
Wave typeBeach break
DirectionA-frame peaks (lefts and rights)
Wave qualityHigh quality
Best seasonApril to October (dry-season swells)
TideAll tides; sandbar-dependent
ConsistencyConsistent through the season
Skill levelIntermediate
CrowdsModerate; can get busy in peak season

About This Break

Chiba's consistent typhoon-swell magnet and the surfing venue of the Tokyo Olympics. Tsurigasaki is an intermediate-level A-frame beach break near Ichinomiya in Japan, delivering high quality waves for improving surfers ready to progress. It is most consistent from April to October (dry-season swells). All tides; sandbar-dependent. Rip currents form between the sandbars — always check conditions before paddling out.

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Local Knowledge

Rip currents form between the sandbars — always check conditions before paddling out.

Tsurigasaki (Ichinomiya): Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Tsurigasaki?

Tsurigasaki is an A-frame beach break near Ichinomiya in Japan. Its GPS coordinates are 35.3770, 140.3900.

When is the best time to surf Tsurigasaki?

The best season to surf Tsurigasaki is April to October (dry-season swells). Tide: all tides; sandbar-dependent. Consistency: consistent through the season.

Is Tsurigasaki good for beginners?

Not really. Tsurigasaki is rated Intermediate, so it suits surfers who can already paddle out, read the lineup and take off on their own; beginners should start somewhere gentler. Rip currents form between the sandbars — always check conditions before paddling out.

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