Japan Tides

Select your region, city or island in Japan from the list. If the resort you need is not in the list, you can choose the closest suitable one on the map below, since in the course of several hundred kilometers/miles the tidal time differs slightly.

• Abashiri tide forecast
• Amamioshima tide forecast
• Aomori tide forecast
• Wakkanai tide forecast
• Izu tide forecast
• Yokohama tide forecast
• Ishigaki tide forecast
• Kikaiga Shima (Kikaijima) tide forecast
• Kanazawa tide forecast
• Kyoto tide forecast
• Kitakyushu tide forecast
• Kochi tide forecast
• Kumamoto tide forecast
• Matsuyama tide forecast
• Miyazaki tide forecast
• Miyako tide forecast
• Mombetsu tide forecast
• Nagasaki tide forecast
• Niigata tide forecast
• Okayama tide forecast
• Osaka tide forecast
• Okinawa Island tide forecast
• Sapporo tide forecast
• Sendai tide forecast
• Shizuoka tide forecast
• Shirahama tide forecast
• Titus tide forecast
• Toyooka tide forecast
• Tokyo tide forecast
• Toyama tide forecast
• Fukuoka tide forecast
• Hakodate tide forecast
• Hamamatsu tide forecast
• Hiroshima tide forecast

What do you need to know the tides?

Unfortunately, while you relaxing at the beach resorts there are beaches exists, that are not suitable for swimming at any time. The fact is that during strong low tides the water level on some shallow beaches can drop so low that it becomes impossible to swim. At such moments, the water leaves very far from the coast, sometimes revealing an ugly topography of the bottom, dirt, debris and algae remain. It is less often the other way around, when during high tide the water level rises so much that the beach completely disappears, there is no place even to sunbathe.

How does the tide affect the beaches