Habushi

Habushi is a beach break located on the eastern coast of Japan facing west toward the Pacific Ocean. The spot features a long sandy beach with moderate wave exposure and rough water conditions. A notable feature is the circular structure (likely a radar or observation facility) and nearby pier infrastructure that constrains the usable area. Dense forest coverage inland limits safe landing zones for kiters. The 62% wind reliability at 15 knots average provides consistent but not exceptional conditions. Best conditions occur with northerly winds providing side-shore flow parallel to the coast. The proximity of commercial airport operations to the south requires awareness of airspace and potential traffic. Average waves of 1.76m make this suitable for intermediate riders seeking consistent, manageable conditions rather than aggressive wave riding. The combination of infrastructure, forest proximity, and moderate exposure makes this a spot for experienced intermediate kiters comfortable with constrained landing areas and variable wind patterns.