Yokoshima danso

Located in Ainan, Minami-Uwa County, Ehime Prefecture, Japan, our dive site offers a captivating underwater experience. With a depth range of 5-9 meters and stretching over 1 kilometer in a straight line, this site boasts a unique combination of hard and soft corals on its monolithic rock formation. Swim-throughs are possible in certain areas, thanks to side holes near the monolith.

Divers of all levels, from beginners to experts, will appreciate the rare coexistence of hard and soft corals at this site. In the side holes, you may even spot rays, some reaching lengths of over 2 meters. The shallow areas are particularly stunning, with the sunlight illuminating the surroundings and creating a mesmerizing scene. The vibrant orange hues of snappers, accompanied by the brilliant blues of solas snappers, against a backdrop of coral reefs, make for an enchanting sight.

Aside from the dazzling marine life, this site also boasts good visibility of up to 17 meters. Its maximum depth reaches 13 meters, providing ample opportunities for exploration. Divers can expect to encounter a variety of species, including snappers, groupers, scorpionfish, schools of yellowtail snapper, amberjack, yellowtail, and cat sharks. Occasionally, lucky divers may even come across sharks or rays, making their dive all the more thrilling.

Don't miss the chance to explore this remarkable dive site in Japan. Whether you are a beginner, advanced diver, or an expert, the diversity and beauty of the underwater world at this location will surely leave a lasting impression.