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This was an article published by Xray Magazine March 2020(Issue 97) During early spring of each year, the firefly squids ascend to the surface and put on a transcendental show...
Article from Japan National tourism Organization The Japanese archipelago offers incredible diving variety Asian countries such as the Philippines and Thailand get more attention for their diving spots, but Japan...
Significance Global degradation of coral reefs and macroalgal beds can have ecosystem-wide implications for biodiversity, ecological functioning, and ocean resources. However, recent studies in warm temperate zones have documented community...
This was an article published by Xray Magazine June 12 (Issue 92) For a relatively small nation, Japan has an exceptional degree of marine biodiversity—especially among sharks and rays. Exotic...
Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Tokushima is most famous for the Awa Odori Festival, which brings hordes of tourists during the Obon holiday period in August. But...
Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Be spirited away to Dogo Onsen, the oldest spa in Japan, and be inspired by the resort's ornate hot spring baths, eclectic...
Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Located on the Pacific coast of Hyogo Prefecture is the key port city of Kobe—a longtime hub of international trade—and the majestic...
Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Situated on the Sea of Japan coast, Tottori is a delightfully unspoiled prefecture where traditional crafts and customs continue to be practiced...
Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Karatsu is a small, coastal city in the northern region of Saga Prefecture . The area has a variety of attractions on...
