Jogashima

Jogashima is a surf spot located in East Central Honshu, Japan. The spot sits on Jogashima Island, which is at the southern tip of the Miura Peninsula in Kanagawa Prefecture. The island is about 2 kilometers long and 200 to 600 meters wide, connected to the mainland by the Jogashima Ohashi Bridge. The surf spot has a bottom made up of both sand and rocks, and the area is known for strong rips and undertow, so be aware of the currents when you paddle out. The spot is generally empty, but if you find other surfers in the water, respect the locals and always follow surf etiquette, especially when the spot gets crowded. The surf spot provides both left and right waves. Jogashima is best suited for intermediate surfers, so check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and the conditions match your level. The coastline here features rugged volcanic rock formations and sedimentary layers, which can be seen along the southern side of the island. The area is also popular with anglers and has a mix of developed and natural landscapes. For your surf forecast, report, map, or to check the latest webcam, look up Jogashima surf spot online before heading out. Nearby surf spots include Nagai, Osaki, Inamuragasaki, Shichirigahama, and Shonan. Access to Jogashima is possible by car via the Jogashima Ohashi Bridge or by ferry from Misaki Port. The island is also home to the Jogashima Lighthouse and Jogashima Park, but these are not directly related to the surf spot. Always check the surf report and forecast before your session to know the current conditions. Remember to respect the spot, the locals, and the environment every time you surf.