Atami

This historic dive site, Atami, is a prominent representative of Higashi-Izu, easily accessible from Tokyo within two hours, making it a popular day-trip destination for Kanto divers. The underwater landscape features roots and wrecks, providing a fascinating environment dotted with colorful marine life. While specific navigation details aren't provided, the varied topography suggests an interesting exploration experience for divers. Divers can expect to encounter colorful luminal enteropods, which contribute significantly to the spectacular underwater scenery. A closer look among the soft corals will reveal a rich variety of macro-organisms, indicating a thriving ecosystem for small marine life. The site is popular for day trips, suggesting good conditions throughout the diving season, likely spring to autumn in Japan. It's particularly appealing for macro photography enthusiasts due to the abundance of small creatures. Its maximum depth of 21 meters and average depth of 10 meters make it suitable for both beginner and more experienced divers, including freedivers looking to explore its unique features.