Shichiri-ga-hama is a very popular place for surfing throughout the year because of its complicated wave patterns, especially after typhoons. The beach looks black due to iron-rich sand. Iron manufacturing was carried out here in ancient days. In early spring, the sun sets directly behind Mt. Fuji. The silhouette of the mountain rises into an orange sky and is really beautiful to see.
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Kamakura’s Shichiri-ga-hama Shore
Route 134 Seaside Walk Series - Part 4

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Shichiri-ga-hama is famous for its gorgeous sunsets.

After a typhoon, the sea is alway rough.

The view from Route 134.

A surfer checking out the waves.

Mt.Fuji and dusk; a great time to be here.

A surf shop near the beach.

A surfer taking a break from the waves.

The Enoden Line runs along Route 134 and the sea.

Stunning!

You can rent boards and bikes at this surf shop.

Sunset along the Shichiri-ga-hama beach.
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