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Kisakihama

Name: Kisakihama
Address: Miyazaki, Japan

Miyazaki, Japan · Beach break

Local time — · Sunrise 06:38 · Sunset 17:20

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Reading the ocean.

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Spot calibratedSpot-calibrated profile

Spot intelligence.

Kisakihama is a broad year-round beachbreak whose working swell sector changes by season. The model accepts east-to-southeast typhoon energy and northeast winter or spring energy while keeping tide influence deliberately broad.

Profile source · Surfline Kisakihama spot guide

Profile geometry

Swell axis ESE · 105°

Offshore wind from WNW · Intermediate profile

Wave

Open left + right peaks over shifting river-fed sandbars

Shifting sand banks

Swell window

E–SE typhoon swell · NE in winter and spring

0.6–2.6 m offshore ranking band

Clean wind

W–SW offshore

Applied to wind scoring

Tide window

All tides · active bank dependent

Qualitative timing guidance

Field guide

Read the break.

Character · setup · local read

Character

Kisakihama is defined by open left + right peaks over shifting river-fed sandbars over shifting sand banks. The shape can change with swell angle, period and the active section, so the live score should always be paired with a visual check from shore.

Best setup

E–SE typhoon swell · NE in winter and spring swell, w–sw offshore and all tides · active bank dependent form the profile baseline. SWELLRADAR treats 0.6–2.6 m as a working range, not a guarantee of breaking-wave size.

Lineup read

Choose a peak that matches your experience and reassess it as tide and crowd change. Pay particular attention to rip currents, crowded holiday peaks, runoff after heavy rain. Local signs and advice always take priority.

Know before you paddle

Live conditions and local advice always override this profile.

Rip currentsCrowded holiday peaksRunoff after heavy rainTyphoon-swell power

Optional community layerRecent surfer reportsVoluntary and potentially incomplete. Not used for the forecast or Surf Score.

The break

Beach break

Intermediate. Works best with E–SE typhoon swell · NE in winter and spring swell.

Timing

W–SW offshore

All tides · active bank dependent. Re-check local observations and the lineup before you paddle out.

Data note

Model data unavailable

SWELLRADAR withholds numerical conditions, scores and surf windows until a quality-checked marine forecast is available.