This relative isolation has helped develop and reinforce trends and practices which can be a little surprising at times, some of which we will briefly present in the pages of this website. This hold both within the Japanese archipelago and abroad, where Japanese divers usually prefer diving in structures offering service in Japanese, and operating within Japanese cultural codes.
Japanese diving has a long tradition, developed in partial isolation mostly because of the language barrier. As with most things in Japan, local diving has developped its own peculiarities in terms of etiquette, diving style and culture, but also other more practical aspects that we’ll go over in these pages.
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