Hirasawa, Shizuoka Prefecture.
This is a quiet sea in Japan that can be visited as a day trip from Tokyo.
From late spring to early summer, a special scenery appears in this sea.
A forest of seaweed extending to the water's surface.
A gently swaying green world.
Soft light filtering through.
It feels as if a forest is spreading underwater.
As you quietly swim between the seaweeds, small blue fish appear.
In the shadows of the rocks, small lives grow in the spring sea.
These seaweed areas are called "moba" in Japan.
They are important places where many fish and marine creatures live.
From spring to early summer, it is also the spawning season for the bigfin reef squid.
The changing scenery of the sea with each season is one of the charms of Japan's waters.
The sea of Hirasawa is a bit different from the tropical seas of Okinawa.
It lacks flamboyance.
However, it possesses a quiet beauty.
Light filtering through the seaweed.
A time when only the sound of waves can be heard.
The slowly flowing underwater scenery.
You can feel the gentle air typical of Japan's nature.
At Hokule'a Shonan, we offer guidance centered around the sea of Kanagawa and Izu, which can be enjoyed as a day trip from the Tokyo area.
With a small group, even beginners can feel at ease.
English support is also available.
Experience the time of Japan's sea that cannot be encountered just by visiting tourist spots.
It is recommended for those looking for "an experience in Japan that is more than just diving."
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