Tokakin Sone

Also known as: トカキン曽根 (Japanese) · トカキン (Japanese)

The rocks top out at about 15 m and run in ridges like a mountain range, with intricate terrain between them. Schools of dogtooth tuna, blackfin barracuda, bigeye trevally and rainbow runners, sometimes fifty fish or more, pass when the current is running. Spotted eagle rays gather in groups in early summer, and pyramid butterflyfish school over the rocks. Locals call it a gamble: some dives are spectacular and some show little. Diving is usually done as a drift, and it can be impossible in winter.

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トカキン曽根 (Japanese)
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トカキン (Japanese)
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