SUMMARY

IDEOLOGY

VISION

This Windsurfing World Cup will be an opportunity to share excitement and joy as well as revitalize the local community and economy.

CONCEPT

・We aim to expand our international recognition by embracing diversity and committing to running an environmentally sustainable competition.
・We aim to gain recognition as a competitive sport by showcasing how windsurfing combines the appeal of “air, sea, and wind.”
・We offer a significant opportunity to the Miura Peninsula by collaborating with local people and enterprises to make this competition happen.

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SLALOM
A speedy marking battle!

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  “Slalom” takes place on the course where windsurfing can gain the most speed.
  The race starts at the start line on the windward side and zigzags around several marks on the leeward side to reach the finish line.
  The first marking in particular greatly determines the ranking, so battles and games are going to be fierce.
  
  In “Slalom”, the one who runs through the course the fastest is the winner. This straightforwardness of slalom is also appealing.

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The world's most prestigious battle, contested only on the “windfoil”, the F1 on the water!

• Slalom competitions are divided into "Slalom X", where competitors glide on the water using fins, and "Foil Slalom", where competitors float and glide on foils.
  Only the Foil Slalom event will be held at the Yokosuka/Miura competition.
  In past competitions, races have been held in strong winds with a maximum wind speed of 20m/s.

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Tournament SystemRule

The competition is conducted in a tournament format, with the standard eight competitors per heat (group), with the top four advancing to the next heat.

In PWA races, the top ranked competitors (or the top of the previous race) are seeded and start the second and third rounds.
The final race is held with the eight winners of the tournament (including the losers’ resurrection round), and the tournament is repeated in Races 1 and 2 as long as time permits. The final ranking is determined by the overall results.

Coming Soon...

Watch the Action from the Water!!

Dates: Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 4 (Wed)
Time: 10:00 / 11:30 / 13:00 / 14:30 (Times vary by day)
Registration: Same-day registration at the Information Booth (Miura Beach side)
Capacity: 80 people per departure
Fare: ¥500 (Flat rate for adults and children)

Experience the excitement of windsurfing up close from the water. On board, staff will explain the competition and help you enjoy watching the races. (Note: If no races occur due to wind, this will operate as a scenic cruise.)

Bonjour France Presents: European Market

Dates: Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue/Holiday)
Hours: 10:00 – 16:00

In partnership with the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan, enjoy food, sweets, and goods from France, Germany, Italy, and across Europe!

Gokuuma Japan: Delicious Food from Across Japan

Dates: Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue/Holiday)
Hours: 10:00 – 16:00

Gokuuma Japan: Delicious Food from Across Japan
Body: Regional specialties from Hokkaido to Okinawa are coming to Tsukuihama Beach! Enjoy local delicacies while feeling the sea breeze.

FM Yokohama BEACH FESTA

Date: Nov 1 (Sun)

10：00〜 JaaBourBonz

11：20〜 Leola

12：40〜 Yoshida Yamada

14：00〜 F“PRIME TIME” Live Event

Exciting Events for Kids!

Oct 31: Sunny Sunny / Balloon Syotaro / Karafuru Pocket
Nov 1: Balloon Syotaro
Nov 3: Balloon Syotaro / Kurukuru Silk

Enjoy balloon art, street performances, and a special Halloween Face Painting session (Oct 31 only)!

Get Your Yokosuka Souvenirs at Our Local Booths!

A gathering of Yokosuka-born apparel and handmade crafts, including iconic Sukajan jackets, succulents, and herbariums. The lineup changes daily!

Learn All About the Tournament!
(In Collaboration with Kanto Gakuin University)

Exhibition: Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue/Holiday)

Explore the connections between Yokosuka/Miura and the rest of the world through research by students from the College of International Culture.

Kitanashitaura Orange Walk

Date: Oct 31 (Sat)
Start Time: 10:30 – 12:00
Meeting Point: Keikyu Nagasawa Station Plaza
Fee: FREE (No registration required)

A scenic trek through tangerine (mikan) orchards toward the tournament venue. Experience mountains and ocean views!

ONE OCEAN! Inclusive Marine Sports Experience

Dates: Nov 1 (Sun) – Nov 3 (Tue/Holiday)
Hours: 10:00 – 16:00
Fee: FREE

Try Windsurfing, Wing Foil, SUP, and Kayaking in an “inclusive” environment. Professional instructors will guide you!

Freestyle Performance & BIG SUP Race

Watch professional freestyle demonstrations during light wind intervals and the high-energy BIG SUP Race with a 2,000 Euro prize pool!

Digital Signage Capsule Toy Sweepstakes (Presented by Zero Place Co., Ltd.)

Dates: Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue/Holiday)
Condition: Get a lottery ticket by shopping or dining at the venue.

Win luxury prizes including airline tickets and hotel vouchers with our high-tech Gacha machine!

Miura Peninsula Stamp Rally

Dates: Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 4 (Wed)

Collect stamps at Tsukuihama Station, the venue, and Miura-Kaigan Station to win official tournament goods!

Presented by Shonan Ryoyu: Create Your One-of-a-Kind Eco-Friendly Treasure!

Fees: Keychains ¥500 / Upcycling Experience from ¥300

Transform 100% recycled bottle caps into flower pots, fans, or art keychains using an injection machine.

Official Tournament T-Shirts for Sale

Earth-friendly apparel co-created with a “Challenged Designer®” using sustainable materials.

Price: ¥2,500 (Tax incl.)
Colors/Sizes: White, Black / M, L

Miura Peninsula Cycle Tourism (In Collaboration with MERIDA JAPAN)

Rent a premium MERIDA E-BIKE! Novelty gifts for the first 100 cyclists each day (Oct 31 & Nov 1) who arrive by bicycle.

Sustainable Seafood & Eco-Gourmet Market

Enjoy “Shark Burgers,” “Rescued Banana Milk,” and “Monster Fish Oden.” Delicious food that reduces waste!

Zero Waste Challenge

Join us in our mission for a cleaner, greener future through detailed waste sorting and recycling.