Kozagawa River

This dive site offers freshwater river diving in the breathtaking Furuza River. Experience the incredible beauty of the clear waters as you explore the wonders beneath the surface. One of the main attractions here is the giant salamander, a special national natural monument, which can often be spotted in the upstream area, approximately an hour away from Furuza town.

In addition to the fascinating giant salamander, this dive site boasts a rich diversity of aquatic life. You'll have the opportunity to encounter various stream fish, including amago, eels, ayu, catfish, and unique species such as warts and mole fish. Keep an eye out for crustaceans like mole crabs and shrimps, as well as amphibians like the red-bellied newt. Freshwater insects like goatfish and kingfish add to the vibrant ecosystem.

Explore the depths of the Furuza River, which offers a variety of diving spots ranging from 3 to 4 meters deep, with some areas reaching depths of approximately 8 meters. This allows both intermediate and experienced divers to indulge in an unforgettable underwater adventure.

Located in Nukumi, Kozagawa, Higashimuro County, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, this dive site provides fantastic underwater visibility of up to 8 meters. With a maximum depth of 9 meters, it is recommended for divers with advanced or expert-level skills. Dive enthusiasts can also take advantage of the proximity to the Koza River and the stunning Koza sea, enjoying the ultimate diving experience in both freshwater and saltwater environments.

Discover the wonders of this remarkable dive site, immerse yourself in Japan's natural beauty, and create unforgettable memories in the Furuza River.