Torami is one of the main beaches in the Taito area and plays a key role in Japanese surf culture. It's known for its consistent waves and reliable sandbars, making it a popular spot for surfers of different skill levels. The beach is easy to access with a massive parking lot nearby, which is a big plus for those looking to spend a day in the water.

This spot works best with east swell directions, particularly from the northeast and south. It can handle swell sizes as small as 1 foot (about 0.3 meters) and breaks over sand, offering both left and right waves. While the waves can be weak and crumbly when the swell is small, they can open up nicely with proper longer period groundswell. Torami is suitable for beginners, especially around low, mid, or high tide. Just be aware that when the swells get bigger, the line-up can get crowded, and the conditions might become more challenging.

Expect to see a mix of surfers in the water, but longboarders tend to stick to spots further south. When the south-southeast swells hit, the rips and poundings can get a bit intense. If you're looking to explore more breaks, you can head north through the pine forest, but be mindful that parking can get tricky in those areas.