Kajikake
Also known as: 舵掛 (Japanese) · カジカケ (Japanese)
Divers weave through a submerged rock cut by long vertical holes, horizontal passages and an arch. The walls are covered in nudibranchs, including an endemic Ogasawara species. Sand tiger sharks occasionally rest in the shaft, and eagle rays pass by. World Explorer names it the top autumn site for giant trevally.
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