"2025: An Appointment with the Amami Giant Minke Whale"

For a diver, the most beautiful thing in the world is to engage in a legal and nature-respecting activity in lawful waters.

If a region wants to highlight whales as a tourist attraction, the focus should not just be on "can we see them," but rather: do we understand them well enough? Are we friendly enough towards them?

We often say, "I hope they are all well." However, this should not just be a slogan. Every word spoken should be matched with action!

In recent years, the term "whale watching" has become increasingly popular. From early advocacy to widespread acceptance, we still want to remind everyone: "If it’s not appropriate to chase, don’t chase."

Becoming a mindful diver is not about getting a photo, but about protecting this ocean.

❗️What we deserve to witness is their tranquility, not our possession.

Will there be foreign giant minke whale groups next year? Perhaps yes, perhaps no. It may also be a different place or a different species; everything is subject to fate, as long as we adhere to the principle—respect is always our first priority.

Coaches often say: live by the sea and interact with the ocean. Being a principled person is not difficult.

May every corner of the world coexist peacefully with nature.

Peace and Love.