Shizunami is a beach break located on Japan's Pacific coast where a river system meets the ocean. The coastline faces south toward the water, with extensive agricultural areas and industrial zones inland. The spot features a sandy beach with a river delta formation visible at the northern end, creating dynamic shallow water conditions. The presence of pier structures and river discharge indicates moderated conditions suitable for beginners. Best wind direction is from the east (side-shore), allowing safe kitesurfing parallel to the beach. However, wind reliability is quite low at 15.8%, making consistent sessions challenging. Water temperature averages 17.5°C, requiring a wetsuit year-round. Wave heights average 1.29m, providing small, forgiving conditions. Kiters should be aware of river currents, particularly near the delta area, and watch for changing sandbars. The spot works best during eastern wind events and suits beginners or those practicing in small, manageable conditions. Avoid sessions when river discharge appears heavy or water turbidity is high.