Uchizuma (Mugi)

Uchizuma (Mugi) is a small sandy beach break with a generally fun, not-too-overpowering setup and right-and-left wave options. It’s described as exposed, with rocks near the shore/edges that require attention during setup and entry. The spot’s best conditions are reported when a Southeast-type swell combines with offshore winds from the North to North-West. Under these combinations, waves typically form peeling faces and can hold up to around 2 meters or slightly more before becoming heavy or closing out. Tide and crowd patterns matter here: surf is commonly described as working best at low to mid tide (often low specifically), and weekday crowds are usually few while weekends can become crowded with more local participation. Safety is a key consideration. Multiple sources highlight dangerous rip currents and advise respecting local guidance and posted warnings. A local surfing community also posts notes that may include stricter local rules—so checking local warnings before entering the water is strongly recommended. Facilities are described as straightforward for beach access, with toilets and parking available near the beach (including unpaved parking). Overall, the spot is positioned as a popular, well-known surfing destination in the Mugi area for riders who want a consistent beach-break experience, especially during the autumn window.