Sakieda Maze
Also known as: 崎枝迷路 (Japanese) · 御神崎北シャークホール (Japanese)
The reef is divided by winding crevices, and following them brings divers to the mouth of a cave whose hall is lit through gaps in the ceiling. All five anemonefish species found in the area live on the site, along with damselfish over table and branching corals. Whitetip reef sharks used to rest in the cave, which gave it the second name Ogamizaki North Shark Hole, though they are seen less often now. The anchorage is calm enough that boats often spend the lunch break here.
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