Tsujido Beach Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, grab your wetsuit, let’s talk waves.

It’s been flat here for a while, but don’t lose hope. The first real opportunity to paddle out is gonna hit on Tuesday the 8th of September at Tsujido Beach. We’re looking at a clean, glassy morning with a solid 4ft southerly swell rolling in. The period is 9 seconds, so it’s a decent, workable groundswell. The water temp is about average for this time of year, nothing wild. Combined energy is moderate (476). It’s not gonna be a barnstormer, but with glassy conditions and a consistent break, it’s your best bet of the whole run. Expect some crowds though; this spot gets busy.

That morning window is the standout. By Tuesday afternoon the wind shifts south at 12 mph and turns it into a choppy mess, so get in early.

The rest of the first week gets ugly. Wednesday drops in size, but the wind starts howling from the southwest at 19 mph, making a mess of things. Thursday and Friday see the swell drop below 3ft, with onshore or cross winds ruining any chance of a good wave. The energy falls through the floor. We’re looking at a major gap here with nothing worth getting wet for.

Then, we go through a long, flat spell right into the middle of the second week. The sea goes quiet. You’ll see tiny bumps under 2ft for days, with no power and no push.

Keep your eye on Sunday the 20th of September. That’s when things start to stir again. A new, very long-period swell from the southeast starts showing, but it’s still weak and marginal.

The real promise lands on Monday the 21st of September. We’re looking at a proper groundswell: 5ft from the southeast, with a very long period of 15 to 16 seconds. The combined energy jumps into strong territory (832 to 1094). The wind stays clean and cross-offshore from the north-northeast. This is the kind of long-period groundswell that loves points and reefs, so Tsujido, being a beach break, might be a bit straight and tricky. But with clean conditions and that much push, it’s gonna be a lot of fun for intermediate and above. It’s still a week and a half out, so call it a promising prospect, but not locked in.

Tuesday the 22nd of September the swell bumps up to 7ft from the south-southeast, with that long 16-second period. The east wind is light, almost offshore. This is big. At 7ft and very long period, this is expert territory only. Combined energy hits very strong (2058). For the experienced crew, this could be a day to remember, but it’s still a long-range call. The crowds will be inevitable.

Wednesday the 23rd of September brings the peak, with 8ft from the south-southeast and a 17-second period, but the cross-wind from the northeast at 12 mph will put a chop on it. Very strong energy (3717), but it’s messy. Paddling out will be a mission.

Bottom line: The 8th of September morning is your only true standout in the near term. Keep your fingers crossed for the 21st onwards, but be ready for a big, powerful ocean that’s only for the brave.

Rusty

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