Kita Hitotsu Iwa
Also known as: 北一つ岩 (Japanese)
The dive follows a long, narrow rock with the current. Depending on the direction, divers first meet clouds of sea chub, then bluestripe snapper, goatfish and large-eye bream. Schools of sweetlips are unusually dense here for Japan. Turtles rest in the hollows, and lionfish and spiny lobsters are numerous.
Divesite facts
Level
Experienced
Categories
Reef, Current
Usual dive
Drift dive
Typical depth range
Down to 24 m
Coordinates
27.0551, 142.1796
Position on the map
Tags
reef
drift
sweetlips
bluestripe snapper
goatfish
sea chub
turtle
lionfish
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