Yasuda is a surf spot that can deliver some decent waves, especially when conditions align. It’s located in a spot that picks up a good mix of swells, primarily from the SouthWest, and can handle swells size around 3ft (about 0.9 meters). The area can get pretty crowded when conditions are smaller, as surfers flock to the more manageable waves. However, when it’s pumping with a solid S-SW typhoon swell, the crowd situation can change a bit, thanks to the big swell and a healthy rip that can help spread people out.

The waves at Yasuda can definitely provide a variety. On those bigger days, you can expect some picture-perfect reeling lefts breaking over boulders, which can set up for some nice barrels. If the swell is a bit smaller, the waves still perform pretty well, offering walls that are great for more performance-oriented surfing. Both lefts and rights can come through, but it tends to favor the lefts. For the best surf conditions, a NE wind is something to look out for, and low tide is generally the preferred time to catch the best waves here. Keep in mind, this spot is more suitable for expert surfers, so be prepared for some challenges if you're hitting it on a good day.

Yasuda’s rivermouth setup means that the waves can change with the tides, adding a bit of unpredictability to each session. The combination of swell direction and tide can impact the overall quality of the surf, so make sure to watch the conditions closely to maximize your experience. Whether you’re hoping for those big barrels or just looking to practice your turns on the smaller walls, Yasuda has something to offer for those who know what they're doing.