Torami (Chosei)

Torami is a highly exposed sandy beach break on the Kujukuri coast, with rideable sections that form between tetrapod jetties as the sandbars shift. The break is generally considered an open-beach setup with wide swell exposure, giving workable waves that can range from chest-high to several feet overhead when conditions line up. Surf quality is described as performance-oriented on the right days, with punchy peaks over moving sand. Wave shape is commonly reported as peeling, and rides are typically medium—on good days, longer runs can be possible when the lineup matches the sandbar configuration. The spot is said to work on all tides depending on the sand, with high tide noted as a favorable condition. Wind direction is a key part of the experience: West to Southwest winds are identified as the working/offshore directions, while East winds are associated with heavier chop. Mild sea breezes can develop during spring and summer afternoons. The most favorable months for the wind window are often cited as September through November, while typhoon season (late summer into early autumn) is a particularly important period for swell. Safety considerations are central at Torami. Rip currents are common, shore break can be strong, and the tetrapod jetties create additional hazards—especially during crowded sessions. Early morning sessions are usually best to reduce time spent in the busiest weekend and holiday traffic. As sandbars shift frequently, check the banks before paddling out, and follow strict lineup etiquette due to crowd density.