Sukyubapuroshoppushibuya / Scubapro - Shop shibuya

Located just a three-minute walk from Shibuya Station, ScubaPro Shop Shibuya serves as a premium hub for divers navigating the Japanese archipelago. As a PADI Platinum centre, it offers a sophisticated approach to training, bridging the gap between city life and the ocean.

The centre's strategic location allows you to complete essential skills in local Tokyo swimming pools before heading out on expeditions. This makes it an ideal base for those planning trips to the reefs of Izu, the islands of Okinawa, or even international dive destinations.

The team provides professional instruction across a vast spectrum of diving, from initial Open Water Diver courses through to advanced technical certifications. Whether you are a novice or a seasoned professional, the instruction is tailored to your specific level and goals.

All instruction is available in Japanese and English. The centre is equipped to handle a diverse range of divers, including seniors and those seeking specialized technical training.

The curriculum covers the full PADI progression, starting with Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water Diver. For those looking to increase their safety margins, the Rescue Diver course is available, alongside various specialty courses.

Technical divers can find advanced training here, including Tech 40, Tech 45, and Tech 50, as well as Sidemount and Wreck Diver certifications. The centre also offers Enriched Air (Nitrox) and Altitude diving courses to broaden your operational envelope.

The shop offers a comprehensive range of rental kit, including wetsuits, drysuits, masks, snorkels, fins, gloves, boots, and BCDs. For those looking to upgrade, the retail section is fully stocked with high-end equipment.

Nitrox is available for divers looking to extend their bottom time. The centre also provides specialized support for technical diving, including sidemount configurations and advanced gas mixtures.

The reefs around Ito are known for significant encounters with large species, including sharks, rays, and groupers. You can frequently observe these animals moving through the water column during your dive.

For those interested in macro life, the area hosts a variety of smaller organisms. Look closely for nudibranchs (Chromodoris willani), red frogfish, juvenile scorpionfish, and dwarf cuttlefish.

Other interesting residents include the ribbon goby, snake tongue sole, and various species of gobies, such as the thick-striped goby, white-spotted goby, longfin goby, and white-spotted banded goby.

Diving in the area typically sees water temperatures ranging between 18°C and 25°C. The freshwater environment of Lake Motosu offers exceptionally calm and clear conditions for divers of all levels.