Okinawa Diving Bluefield

Okinawa Diving Bluefield
underwater photos from okinawa, kerama

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Kuroshima Dives (Kerama Islands, Okinawa)


It was very warm day with south wind, which enabled us to dive the north side of Kuroshima – our favorite drop off and beautiful coral reef, with a  bunch of colorful fish.
*** Today’s Dives ***
Kerama Islands
1. Twin Rocks (Kuroshima Island)
2. Hija Bay (Kuroshima Island)
3. Kamigu (Gishippu Island)
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Windy
Air: 24C (75.2F)
Water: 21C (69.8F)
Suits: 5mm one piece + hood
After enjoying the dynamic landscapes aroudn the Kuroshima Island, we moved to Gishippu, where we can almost always gurantee showing you Sea Turtles.
The turtles we see commonly here are Green Sea Turtles, a little bit of Red Sea Turtles, and Hawksbill Sea Turtles.



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Monday, January 18, 2010

Okinawa Scuba Diving Trip (Kerama)

On the way to the Kerama Islands, we saw some whales again.
The one we saw today was jumping!
*** Today’s Dives ***
Kerama Islands
1. Kuroshima South (Kuroshima Island)
2. Toma (Zamami Island)
3. Ariga Cable (Tokashiki Island)
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Flat
Air: 21C (69.8F)
Water: 21C (69.8F)
Suits: 5mm one piece + hood
Today, we had a group of 6, trying our PADI Discover Scuba Diving program, and some certified divers.
Starting off the day at the Kuroshima South, we saw some turtles and sharks just immediately, not expected.
It was a big shark – not like the white tip reef sharks napping under rocks, that big one was swimming around under our boat.
The turtle we saw was a tiny shy one, it swam away very quickly.
We moved to Zamami and Tokashi, to enjoy beautiful reef dives at Ariga and macro dives at Toma.
It was all good dives in the sun.



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Sunday, January 17, 2010

CPR Training


Naoki and Akira went to have a CPR training at the Fire Department of Kadena.
We are certified to teach various courses such as Emergency First Response Course (PADI EFR), Rescue Diver Course, and CPR Courses.
However, ‘luckily’, we don’t have a chance to actually use those skills in the real live situations.
This is why we reglarly visit our local Fire Department to brush up our skills and to hear stories from their work.

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Saturday, January 16, 2010

Kerama Diving!

*** Today’s Dives ***
Kerama Islands
1. Kuroshima South (Kuroshima Island)
2. Toma (Zamami Island)
3. Sand Triangle (Gishippu Island)
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Windy
Air: 19C (66.2F)
Water: 21C (69.8F)
Suits: 5mm one piece + hood
Akira took two divers  to the Keramas today – good viz dives with healthy coral reef… in addition to it, Akira is very good to find these tiny funny creatures in the water.

The one on the left is a tiny crab having a bag-pack trip with a sea squirt on his back.
Can you recognize the crab underneath?

Here is another one – a sponge crab.
This is again, a tiny crab having a sea sponge on his back.
Those crabs are about 1cm big.
Akira has very good eyes, don’t you think so?

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Friday, January 15, 2010

Whales and good dives in the Keramas! (Okinawa)

Today, we saw three huge whales swimming with our boat for a bit.
The type of whales we commonly see here in Okinawa, is ‘Humpback Whales’. You can see their bent back on the picture!
I think that the three we saw today were two males fighting to get one female. They were huge – even from far away, we could here their blowing.
Anyway, after enjoying whale watching, we headed to our favorite dive sites in the Kerama Islands.
*** Today’s Dives ***
Kerama Islands
1. Ariga (Tokashiki Island)
2. Toma (Zamami Island)
3. Nozaki (Tokashiki Island)
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Windy
Air: 14C (57.2F)
Water: 21C (69.8F)
Suits: 5mm one piece + hood
Naoji’s group started off with drift diving at Ariga, enjoying healthy sea fans and turtles swimming by.
At Toma, Miho’s group found many types of cleaner shrimps, as well as our favorite garden eels, pink leaf fish, and many gobies.

Nozaki had some mild currents, which showed all the chromis and purple queens (there are thousands of them, literallly) very beautifully.

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Thursday, January 14, 2010

Whale Shark Dives in Okinawa!



Akira took this girl from mainland Japan, for her third time Whale Shark Diving.
The visibility was great, and they were the only divers on the boat, that enabled them to swim with whale sharks as much as they want.
She got some nice pictures of them too!
*** Today’s Dives ***
Okianwa Main Island
1. Whale Shark Dive
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Windy
Air: 14C (57.2F)
Water: 21C (69.8F)
Suits: 5mm one piece + hood


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Afternoon Dives at Inanbishi (Okinawa)


We went out in the afternoon with three divers who arrived Okinawa today.
The picture is a type of sea squirts, we always find here.
We call it Ultra Man Sea Squirts.
Because they look like Ultra Man – if you don’t know what it is, that’s Japanese kids’s hero.
*** Today’s Dives ***
Okianwa Main Island
1. Inanbishi
2. Inanbishi
Objective: Fun Dives
Weather: Windy
Air: 14C (57.2F)
Water: 21C (69.8F)
Suits: 5mm one piece + hood


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Email: english@bluefi.com
Tel & Fax: +81-98-957-2200