is a recreational beach in Misawa, Aomori, Japan. The beach is known for being the site where the Miss Veedol departed from to become the first plane to complete a non-stop flight across the Pacific Ocean.[1] Between 1930-1932 five planes attempted the journey.[1] The long, flat shoreline composed of a stable mixture of sand and clay was well suited for developing a runway for such attempts.[1]
The runway no longer exists, although the observation tower still stands, providing the public an overlook of the beach and adjacent pine forest.[1] Besides the observation tower is a statue replica of the Miss Veedol commemorating its 1931 flight.[1] In 1987, a now-defunct organization devoted to the preservation of pinelands in Japan listed Sabishiro Beach as one of the 100 best white sands and pine forest beaches in Japan.[2]