Hello everyone,

My memory of the last three days is a bit of a blur.

It really reminded me of the old days in the diving industry.

I was helping out with a large group of students, and I was on the receiving end of their boundless, 120% energy...

Anyway, today was all about drift diving in the Kerama Islands.

Air temp: 31°C | Water temp: 27–28°C | Visibility: 15–25m

① Kuroshima West ② Uchizan Reef ③ Tatchu

Man, the current was strong as ever...

It’s a challenging environment where you really have to pick the right moment to enter the water.

Even though the spring tide has passed... I wonder if the succession of typhoons and tropical depressions is pulling the water and causing these strong currents!??

Well, we can't beat the raw power of nature, so let's use our wisdom and experience, set clear boundaries, and dive safely within our limits. ♪

The best part is that the manta rays are still around, even after that typhoon hit us directly the other day. ♪

We managed to encounter them both underwater and at the surface today!

Tomorrow: Kerama Introductory Diving.