[Shizuoka/Makinohara] The official site of the wave pool "SURF STADIUM" has been renewed! What is Japan's unique technology?

On November 16th, Surf Stadium Japan Co., Ltd., which is building an artificial surfing facility in Shizunami, Makinohara City, Shizuoka Prefecture, has significantly renewed its official website.

It seems that the construction has been progressing smoothly since the exclusive coverage in July this year, and the new official website has the latest drone photos that show the current construction status, as well as the latest information such as facility information and usage fees. . In addition, the “unique Japanese technology” at the facility, which has introduced the same American Wave Machine wave-making equipment as BSR Surf Resort in Texas, is also introduced.


New information 1: Construction progress

The aerial photograph taken on October 15th was posted, and by that time the scaffolding had already come off, and it seems that the construction work is about to take a break. is.

New Information ② Waves

The height of the waves can be output from knee to overhead, but up to 160 cm in commercial operation. Normally, 3 sets of continuous waves are planned to be created at intervals of 30 seconds, and it is possible to ride around 10 seconds with one wave.

In addition, the following contents are described.・Beginner, middle, and expert wave sizes change every hour (session).・Can be used in both regular and goofy directions ・Can freely create wave peaks. Also available for tubes, maneuvers and aerials.

New information ③ Details of facility information and usage fees

At the time of the announcement in February this year, the plan for facility information and usage fees was revealed, but some of them have been updated.

[Shizuoka/Makinohara] Wave Pool

■Price In the case of using a general surf session, the entrance fee paid by all visitors + the surf session fee, which can be used from 6000 yen per time. Payment is by credit card only.

・Entrance fee (all users) Adults 1,000-1,500 yen Children 500-1,000 yen

・Surf session fee: 5,000-8,000 yen/1 hour (1 session)*Subject to change depending on season and time

In addition, it is also possible to rent it out and use it for events, and we plan to support a wide range of purposes from private use to competitions and events.

■Facilities

The clubhouse and beach area will also have lounges and dining facilities, making it a facility where you can spend more time.

・Clubhouse 1F surfers lounge, reception, pro shop, changing room, shower booth, toilet, locker

・ Clubhouse 2F rooftop observation deck and lounge (observation cafe lounge in summer) indoor observation cafe (planned)

・Beach area Jacuzzi bath Luxury rest lounge Light meal, drink corner Large changing room, shower booth, toilet, locker rental corner (surfboard, wet suit, rash guard, etc.) board rack, wet suit rack

・Beach area Surfing first challenge area Water play corner for families

・About 270 parking lots

New information ④ Japan's unique technology

It uses American Wave Machine's "Perfect Swell 240 type", which is the same as BSR Resort in Texas, but it incorporates Japan's unique technology. .

Traditionally, there are three types of filtration methods: sand bed, diatomaceous earth, and cartridge. Its landmark is the modern blue-collar round tank.

As a thorough countermeasure against backwashing, double ditches for water distribution are installed along the beach. Since it is no longer affected by turbulent flow, the influence on wave shape and generation time is likely to be considerably reduced.

The opening date has not yet been revealed, but it seems that construction is progressing steadily. Although there are no details on the official website, there are also menus for "RECRUIT" and "RESERVATION", indicating that preparations are steadily progressing toward opening. I would like to look forward to the follow-up report of Surf Stadium Japan, whose opening is finally becoming a reality.

■Surf Stadium Japan official website https://www.surfstadium-japan.co.jp/

(THE SURF NEWS Editorial Department)