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Go to Hyuga Train Station (Miyazaki prefecture) than take bus (15 min) until Kanegahama. English (Translate this text in English): Go to Hyuga Train Station (Miyazaki prefecture) than take bus (15 min) until Kanegahama. English (Translate this text in English): Go to Hyuga Train Station (Miyazaki prefecture) than take bus (15 min) until Kanegahama. English (Translate this text in English): Go to Hyuga Train Station (Miyazaki prefecture) than take bus (15 min) until Kanegahama. DistanceTake a car WalkInstant access (< 5min) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Very kind people, the locals are really friendly, you can camp in the beach...typhoon time, big powerfull waves!!!!
A cooler vibe with a generally higher standard of surfer is the rule of the day at Kanegehama. There's a convenience store just opposite the beach so you can easily make a day of it there. Also there is a good and cheap restaurant that overlooks the beach. Great food! You can even stay there pretty cheaply in a tatami dorm. There is also a small surf shop ('On the Beach')that is typically expensive, but very friendly. Can get a lot of logs and other detritus just after a typhoon which can make things a bit interesting.

English (Translate this text in English): Very kind people, the locals are really friendly, you can camp in the beach...typhoon time, big powerfull waves!!!!
A cooler vibe with a generally higher standard of surfer is the rule of the day at Kanegehama. There's a convenience store just opposite the beach so you can easily make a day of it there. Also there is a good and cheap restaurant that overlooks the beach. Great food! You can even stay there pretty cheaply in a tatami dorm. There is also a small surf shop ('On the Beach')that is typically expensive, but very friendly. Can get a lot of logs and other detritus just after a typhoon which can make things a bit interesting.

English (Translate this text in English): Very kind people, the locals are really friendly, you can camp in the beach...typhoon time, big powerfull waves!!!!
A cooler vibe with a generally higher standard of surfer is the rule of the day at Kanegehama. There's a convenience store just opposite the beach so you can easily make a day of it there. Also there is a good and cheap restaurant that overlooks the beach. Great food! You can even stay there pretty cheaply in a tatami dorm. There is also a small surf shop ('On the Beach')that is typically expensive, but very friendly. Can get a lot of logs and other detritus just after a typhoon which can make things a bit interesting.

English (Translate this text in English): Very kind people, the locals are really friendly, you can camp in the beach...typhoon time, big powerfull waves!!!!
A cooler vibe with a generally higher standard of surfer is the rule of the day at Kanegehama. There's a convenience store just opposite the beach so you can easily make a day of it there. Also there is a good and cheap restaurant that overlooks the beach. Great food! You can even stay there pretty cheaply in a tatami dorm. There is also a small surf shop ('On the Beach')that is typically expensive, but very friendly. Can get a lot of logs and other detritus just after a typhoon which can make things a bit interesting.

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