Last weekend was sunny, and although there wasn't enough wind for sailing on Saturday, there was just the right amount of wind on Sunday, so we were able to enjoy sailing comfortably!

Since last week, the club has been taking measures against COVID-19 by installing a sodium hypochlorite sprayer and a high-performance plasma cluster air purifier. Although it is not visible to the naked eye, we hope that it will be effective!

The air is fresh at the beach, the sea is clean, and activities are as usual.

For those of you who are just starting out with yachting, we will first conduct a short onshore training session to learn how to steer and position yourself.

Let's head out to sea while the wind is blowing. Everyone is setting out one by one. Many university students' yachts can be seen offshore. They must be practicing for the Intercollegiate Championships.

Mr. S, who is currently taking the Start Sailing course at RSZest, is also skilled at operating the rudder and sails.

At the Basic School, you will deepen your understanding of the 5 essentials!

There was also group sailing and start racing practice.

We hold the class every week, and I feel like everyone has improved a lot recently!

The temperature will gradually rise from now on, so let's practice a lot!