Tsurigawakakou is a surf spot located near Fukuoka, popular among local surfers. It’s situated by a rivermouth and is known for being a laid-back place to catch some waves. While many surfers often check the Tsuri rivermouth before heading to Kanezaki, Tsurigawakakou can still offer some fun sessions, especially when conditions come together just right.

This spot generally handles swell sizes starting at 1ft (approximately 0.3 meters), making it suitable for beginners looking to practice their skills. The optimal swell direction here is from the Northwest, but you can also catch waves with swells coming from the Northeast. The waves break over sand, creating both left and right breaks that can deliver some decent barrels during good sandbank formations. It's best to surf during low to mid or high tide, with Southeast winds offering the most favorable conditions.

While Tsurigawakakou may not be the biggest surf spot around, it can still provide a fun experience, especially for newer surfers wanting to hone their skills. So, if you find yourself in the area and the conditions are right, it's definitely worth checking out.