Kamogawa

Kamogawa sits on South Chiba's coastline and offers five accessible beach breaks perfect for building skills or enjoying mellow sessions. This area has become a go-to destination for surfers across all levels, with each spot bringing its own character while maintaining consistent, rideable conditions throughout the year. Whether you're starting out or pushing your limits, Kamogawa's lineup delivers.

The five spots here cater to different moods and abilities. Machizakigawa Kakou, Royal-shita, and Seaside are ideal if you're learning—all beginner-friendly with low crowds (2/5), giving you room to find your rhythm. Maruki offers more variety with its beginner-to-advanced setup, while Ground-shita steps things up for intermediates and advanced surfers seeking a proper challenge. All breaks are beach breaks with left and right peaks, so you'll have options depending on conditions and your preference.

October emerges as Kamogawa's standout month, boasting the year's highest average score of 67 and a best score hitting 96. Wave heights remain consistent around 1.0 meter, with water temperatures hovering at a pleasant 24.9°C—warm enough for minimal gear but cool enough to keep you refreshed. Spring (March through May) also delivers solid, reliable waves around 1.0 meter with improving water temperatures climbing toward 18.5°C. Winter months (January, February, December) bring slightly smaller peaks of 0.7–0.8 meters but maintain dependable conditions with scores consistently in the 60–62 range.

Access to Kamogawa is straightforward, and the low-to-moderate crowd levels across most spots mean you won't be battling for waves. The area's beginner-friendly vibe makes it welcoming for newcomers, while experienced surfers appreciate the technical demands at Ground-shita. Water temperatures range from 15.5°C in March to a balmy 26°C in August, so plan your wetsuit accordingly—a spring suit works spring through fall, and a thicker winter suit for December through February.

Based on WeWave data, Kamogawa delivers consistent performance year-round with an annual average score of 62, making it a reliable choice any season. October stands out with exceptional conditions (avg 67, best 96), while spring maintains solid scores above 62 with warming water. Even summer and winter hold their own around 60–62 average scores, ensuring Kamogawa rarely disappoints. This makes it an ideal area for regular sessions and skill progression.