Due to the influence of the low pressure system that developed from the typhoon, there was a forecast of very strong winds, so we decided to go out on Saturday as part of the strong wind school.

Replace any worn out parts before setting sail!

Boat maintenance is also an important skill.

Then check how the boats launch and land when the waves are high!

Point the bow at a right angle to the waves, and if the boat can be parked on the beach, park it on the beach without forcing it onto a slipway. Make sure the bottom is not dragging.

There are some things to be aware of that are different from Harbor.

Once you cross the Morito Coast breakwater, the waves and wind suddenly become stronger.

There was a lull around noon, but the wind picked up again in the afternoon.

Despite the conditions, everyone was practicing energetically!

And with the north wind, Monday suddenly felt like autumn.

It was too cold to wear just a rash guard.

The wind is strong again today, so junior school students should reef their single-handed boards!

Once the rigging is complete, everyone does some warm-up exercises.

The children were calling out to each other.

Be careful as sometimes big waves come.

The northeast wind is difficult because it fluctuates and changes strength.

If you get hit by a blow, make sure to let it go and crush your heel!

A pair of elementary school students tried their hand at double riding despite the strong winds!

You were riding well and in sync!

Just as I thought that, a blow came and it sank.

But you did a great job!

Let's practice cap size again.

And everyone who came to try sailing ♪

Did you enjoy the beautiful autumn sky?

The wind is gradually getting cooler, but the sea is still warm.

Come and enjoy sailing now that the heat has subsided.