
Guide
Osuna Beach is a beautiful coastal destination located in Kaiyo Town, Tokushima Prefecture. It has been honored with the 'Special Selection' in the Ministry of the Environment's '100 Best Water Bathing Places in Japan,' a testament to its exceptionally high water quality. The beach features a wide, gentle sandy shore where the sea transitions through a breathtaking gradient of colors from emerald green to deep blue. The open landscape and natural scenery offer a sense of complete serenity.
This area is part of the famous 'Yasaka Hachihama' (Eight Yasaka Beaches), a region known for its diverse landscape of eight hills and eight beaches. To the west of the sandy shore lies the scenic view of Hokashima, characterized by lush pine trees and Japanese Laurel (Ubamegashi) trees, a landscape that has been cherished for its natural beauty since ancient times.
The greatest charm of Osuna Beach is the stunning color of the ocean, which shifts beautifully from emerald green to deep blue under the sunlight. On clear days, the contrast between the blue sky and the calm sea creates a picturesque view. For your comfort, wooden pergolas (rest areas) are installed along the beach, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy the refreshing sea breeze.
The peak swimming season is typically from mid-July to late August. We recommend visiting during the bright daylight hours when the colors of the ocean are most vivid and spectacular. Please note that if any weather warnings or advisories are issued, swimming may be prohibited for safety; always check local weather reports before your visit.
While Osuna Beach is a wonderful place for swimming, there are specific rules to protect the natural environment. Camping, fireworks, barbecues, and all forms of marine sports (such as bodyboarding, surfing, yachting, and jet skiing) are strictly prohibited. These regulations ensure that the beach remains a peaceful and clean environment for all visitors.
The coastline surrounding this area is rich in natural beauty. The southern part of Kaiyo Town offers several other spots for swimming and enjoying harmonious coastal landscapes. The beach is easily accessible and is within walking distance from JR Sabase Station on the JR Mugi Line.
When visiting, please bring swimwear, sandals, and a hat for sun protection. The facility is equipped with changing rooms, showers, and restrooms. Please note that there are no coin lockers or luggage storage services available, so please keep your valuables and belongings secure with you. If you are accompanied by a pet, they must be on a leash, and you are required to clean up after them. As a reminder, camping, fireworks, barbecues, and marine sports are not permitted.