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Kuroshima Dive Site is situated in the southwestern part of Ishigaki Island, Japan, just a 30-minute boat ride away. With a maximum depth of 17 meters and excellent visibility of 22 meters, this dive site is perfect for beginners. The main attraction of Kuroshima is the stunning coral reef fish, especially the vibrant school of yellow-flanked fish, creating an awe-inspiring spectacle of fish shadows. Predatory fish, like large groupers, are also commonly spotted here, taking advantage of the abundant prey. Along the sandy sections, divers can also encounter fascinating garden eels.

In addition to the captivating fish population, Kuroshima is home to other intriguing species like butterflyfish, snappers, and honeycomb moray eels, which can be spotted if you look closely. Exploring the site may also reveal various marine treasures such as colorful clownfish, beautiful nudibranchs, and tiny shrimp.

Kuroshima Dive Site boasts convenient proximity to Iko, Taketomi, Yaeyama, in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced diver, Kuroshima promises a memorable underwater adventure filled with diverse marine life and captivating sights.