This year has truly been one where we’ve been plagued by typhoons.

Although we managed to avoid a direct hit during Silver Week, it looks like we might get caught in Typhoon No. 26.

Tomorrow’s departure is confirmed, but our schedule starting on the 28th will depend on the typhoon’s path.

We’ll let you know as soon as a decision is made, so we ask our guests with reservations to please be prepared for any changes.

We had planned a Kerama drift dive for today, but a guest canceled due to concerns about the typhoon’s impact…

So, we headed out to the Chibishi Islands with guests who arrived in Okinawa today.

Air Temperature: 32°C, Water Temperature: 28°C, Visibility: 25–30 m

①② North of Kuefu

Crystal-clear water with exceptional visibility.

And lush coral colonies.

Plus, turtles, turtles, and more turtles swarming around...

This isn’t usually a spot where you see this many turtles, but there were plenty today.

Meanwhile, on land, the typhoon caused schedule changes, cancellations, and a flurry of inquiries...

Amid all that chaos—and with even yesterday’s plans up in the air—the underwater world offered exceptional clarity.

Tomorrow’s introductory diving session has been canceled.

We’re changing the dive site for our Tonaki expedition and heading out.