Nakanoshima Hole
About Nakanoshima Hole
Nakanoshima Hole is a site off Irabu Island known for dramatic terrain and strong light-and-shadow effects. Divers enter around 5 m and descend to a hole at about 25 m. Because it faces the open ocean, currents can be strong and it is generally suited to intermediate to advanced divers.
Where Is Nakanoshima Hole?
Nakanoshima Hole Planning Details
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Reported Depth
5m - 25m
Depth Note
Entry is around 5 m with a descent to a hole at about 25 m.
Typical Conditions
Open-ocean facing site where currents can be strong.
Safety & Access At Nakanoshima Hole
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Open-ocean exposure can bring strong currents; plan for current management appropriate to intermediate–advanced levels.
Local Intel For Nakanoshima Hole
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Scuba
A descent dive from about 5 m down to a 25 m hole, with notable light–shadow contrasts.
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Exposure Profile at Nakanoshima Hole
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