There are a number of things different about the style and diving manner in Japan. This is a basic guide covering some of the main differences and topics you'll find...
The English guide to diving in Japan
Dive in Japan is the comprehensive guide in English for diving in Japan, featuring detailed information on diving shops and destinations as well as unique insights into the Japanese diving scene. Operated by the Non Profit Organization "Japan Diving Experience" to promote overseas divers to visit Japan, Dive in Japan provides support and assistance with a dedicated DiveMaster available to arrange your Japanese diving experience.
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Useful Articles for Diving in Japan
New Shop added "Marine Studio Dragon Lady(Shizuoka), Goto Diving Lagoon(Nagasaki)"
Mar 08, 2021
Marine Stage Dragon Lady of Shizuoka prefecture and Goto Diving Lagoon of Nagasaki prefecture are added to the shop list. Both offering diving tours around the area.
Japan National Tourism Organization(JNTO) announces Winners for the"Japan Underwater Photo Contest 2020"
Feb 04, 2021
Japan National Tourism Organization(JNTO) has aanounced the winners for the "Japan Underwater Photo Contest 2020"
New Shop added "Pinnacle Diving Company" Kanagawa
Nov 16, 2020
Pinnacle Diving Company has been added to the shop list. They operate from Kanagawa Prefecture near Camp Zama(US Base). The have dicing trips to the anto region and also can arrange diving trips to suit your needs.
New Shop added "Umiushi Hunters (Nudibranch Huters)"
Nov 08, 2020
Umiushi Hunters (Nudibranch Huters) information added for Jyogashima Island.They specialize in Nudibranch from 1mm. If your a underwater photography looking for nudibranch in Japan, they are the shop to visit.
New article of Japan from Xray magazine Japan's Hachijō-jima “Biodiverse & Home to an Elusive Pygmy Seahorse”
Nov 06, 2020
Japan’s diving scene used to be a well-kept secret, but more and more people have realised that Japan has much more to offer than just sushi and karaoke. The country spans a vast latitudinal range, from the tropical south where coral reefs dominate around Okinawa and the other Ryukyu Islands, into the almost subarctic north. As a result, its biological diversity is great, with many different habitats accommodating a wide array of species.