

Okinawa is located in the southeast corner of the Japanese archipelago. It consists of 160 islands and has clear waters, rich marine life and unique seabed topography, attracting many diving enthusiasts to explore.Okinawa's waters are famous for their rich marine life, which is nurtured by the warm waters and varied geographical environment. Clownfish, sea turtles, tropical fish, white-tip sharks, and humpback whales make divers feel like they are in a fairytale world under the sea. Okinawa also has world-class soft coral reefs, which are not only colorful and diverse, but also form a unique underwater landscape.
























