Hello everyone,

Typhoon No. 26 has been approaching the main island of Okinawa.

However, its path has gradually shifted from the initial forecast; as it turns out, flights are operating, and we are able to go diving.

Nature can be unpredictable, can't it?

Even with the recent advancements in AI and forecasting technology...

I recommend not taking those early forecasts as absolute truth—instead, just keep an eye on the situation and hope for the best.

We had originally planned an expedition to Tonaki today, but we headed to the Kerama Islands instead.

Air Temp: 32°C | Water Temp: 28°C | Visibility: 15–25m

① Kuroshima North ② Jitsuru ③ Parmesan

We had a great time doing drift dives!

At Kuroshima North, we saw a spotted pufferfish, a pygmy seahorse, and a bluefin trevally.

At Jitsuru, there were schools of gurukun (double-lined fusilier) and yellow-and-blueback fusiliers...

...chased by a giant trevally...

...and milkfish that were hard to get close to, among other things.

Finally, at Parmesan, we saw coral colonies and a school of batfish.

All in all, it was a fun day of diving!

We have fun dives scheduled for the Kerama area tomorrow as well.

We'll make the call in the morning.

Let's keep our fingers crossed.