Good evening!
This is Chika from Freeway.
The other day (the last day of the Marine Day holiday) and today, we dived from the beach at Mushizaki.
A slow, thorough camera dive!
Even with the same camera, photos turn out completely different depending on the settings and who's shooting.
Cameras really are fascinating!
A bright red kogeginpo (a blenny) with watery eyes
Photo by: our guest Y.S
The ohagurobera (a wrasse), a fish that doesn't look like a typical Sado fish
What an interesting color it is!
Photo by: our guest M.W
This season, I'm in love with hebiginpo (a triplefin)!
You might think it's a plain fish, but its eyes and mouth are so cute 💕
Photo by: our guest I.I
A juvenile aohata (a grouper)
It swims along with little flutters, and it's cute too!
Photo by: our guest M.W
A melibe nudibranch (meribe umiushi) with a huge mouth!
What a funny face, lol
Photo by: our guest Y.S
Lots of juvenile damselfish have been born too!
They're hard to shoot, but what a lovely photo!
Photo by: our guest I.I
A sabihaze (a goby) that looks fabulous from the front 🥸
Photo by: our guest Y.S
Everyone!
You all took truly wonderful photos 👏
Sado Island! Because of its Sea of Japan image, people tend to think there are no cute fish here, but...
there are this many!
Please come and meet Sado's cute fish!
It looks like it's saying “We're waiting for you!” 🤣
Melibe nudibranch (meribe umiushi)
Photo by: our guest M.W
Thank you for today as well 😊
Today's dive site: Mushizaki Beach
① Hyogozaki
② Mushizaki Village Front
