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All ten of Shimoda’s beaches closed their swimming season on August 31. Thank you to everyone who visited this year.
After the season ends, designated swimming and surf zones disappear, and regulations such as "prohibited," "caution," or "permitted" no longer apply; lifeguards and beach patrols that were on duty at the bathing sites are withdrawn.
A water-accident advisory is also in effect. With hot days likely to continue, please take care of weather, water temperature, and wave conditions if you go swimming. Be equally careful around other bodies of water.
Even outside the official swimming season, you can still enjoy time by the sea as marine therapy.
For marine sports, there are experiences suitable for beginners, including sea kayaking, surf lessons, and diving.
Simply walking the shore and breathing the salt-tinged air can have the benefits of marine therapy.
Spread a sheet on the sand and relax while watching the sea or getting lost in a book.
As summer’s bustle fades, the autumn sea becomes clear and calm.
Shimoda’s sea is worth visiting even after the swimming season ends.✨
We look forward to seeing you (^o^)
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