
Amaharashi Onsen Isohanabi
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Google 4.1/5 (825 reviews)
1.7 km away as the crow flies
Dive centre · Takaoka-shi · Japan
4.17 Google reviewsLocated directly opposite the Fushiki Kokubun coast, this centre specialises in night diving and local marine biology.

Diving School Ocean is situated in Takaoka, within the Toyama Prefecture. The centre occupies a prime position directly facing the Fushiki Kokubun coastline, providing immediate access to the local diving grounds.
As an SSI affiliated school, the centre offers a structured pathway for both recreational and professional divers. The focus here is on high-quality instruction and a deep appreciation for the local marine environment.
The centre is an SSI affiliated diving school, providing a curriculum that follows international standards. This allows you to take your certifications with you to dive locations anywhere in the world.
Training at the centre is designed to support divers at every stage of their journey. This includes everything from initial entry-level courses to professional development for those looking to work in the industry.
The school provides a full suite of SSI training programmes. You can begin your journey with the Open Water Diver course or progress through the Advanced Open Water Diver and Specialty Diver levels.
For those looking to move into professional diving, the centre offers Divemaster and Instructor training. This professional pathway is designed to build the skills necessary for a career in the diving industry.
Fushiki Kokubun is the primary site located right in front of the centre. It is a versatile location suitable for all levels and is particularly noted for its concentration of nudibranchs.
And some of the dive sites the centre runs.
The local waters are home to a variety of interesting cephalopods. You can regularly observe octopuses, cuttlefish, and the Mongolian cuttlefish patrolling the seabed.
For those with an interest in macro life, the area is a significant spot for observing nudibranchs. These small, colourful molluscs are a primary draw for divers looking to practice their underwater photography and observation skills.
Other common residents of the reef include boxfish. During certain periods, you may also encounter seasonal visitors such as chub mackerel (Ma-aji).
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