Stories from Kanagawa · Japan

Surfers Hachiman is offering stand-up paddleboard (SUP) surfing lessons, which include instruction on how to ride waves, read and choose waves, and understand surfing etiquette and rules.

Around Nasuma, large sea bream, meji (young tuna), black sea bream, and inada (young yellowtail) are reportedly being caught. Reports indicate that meji tuna and black sea bream are also being caught in the Nasuma area, in addition to sea bream, tuna, and inada.

The Saotome Market is currently being held, opening from 1 AM on Sunday. Prices for strawberries, described as suitable for jam, have declined at the Saotome Market. The Saotome Market is now open from 1 AM on Sunday, with reporter Ichiji covering the event.

A jazz event titled 'Jazz on the Wind' has been announced to take place on Monday nights. The 'Jazz on the Wind' event is supported by Hachiman Dental Clinic and broadcast on radio.

A trio featuring pianist Tadataka Unno, bassist Kunpei Nakabayashi, and drummer Takashi Numazawa is scheduled to perform. The performance featuring pianist Unno, bassist Nakabayashi, and drummer Numazawa will have a music charge of 7000 yen and is scheduled to begin at 6 PM.

A DJ announced plans to record a song titled 'Samurai' for their seventh album.

A DJ from Shonan Beach FM announced a newly written arrangement titled 'Twilight Breeze'. The DJ elaborated on the song's inspiration, describing it as evoking a melancholic evening breeze by the sea or a similar pleasant, breezy location.

The Shonan region is well-suited for lemon cultivation, attributed to its warm climate and relatively long sunshine hours. Many homes in the Shonan region cultivate lemons in their gardens, with ripe lemons commonly seen in residential areas from late autumn to winter.

An Italian Baroque music event is scheduled for Sunday, June 28th, where attendees can enjoy Italian Baroque music with drinks. Inquiries and applications for the Italian Baroque music event on June 28 can be made via phone at 080-2137-1086.

During the first half of Golden Week, high swells made it difficult to get a reaction from flounder.