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For the past two days here in Ishigaki, I have been diving with these beautiful, majestic creatures!
They are 3-4 metres long and are so graceful.
Tomorrow we will be leaving for Okinawa!
The adventure continues......
David
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I am a highly experienced professional English teacher, Yoga Instructor, Tai Chi teacher, Nutrition Consultant and Personal Trainer from London, UK. I recently left London to work and travel around Japan on a Working Holiday Visa with my best friend and longtime girlfriend Ashley (who is also a teacher on Cafetalk : https://cafetalk.com/tutors/profile/?id=54542&lang=en ). We love sharing adventures travelling, teaching, exploring and understanding new cultures. We hope to speak with you soon!
If you would like to follow my travels on instagram, and see where we are in the world you can do so here:
https://www.instagram.com/pb_fitness_zen_yoga/?hl=en - My personal page
or
https://www.instagram.com/thisnihonlife/ - The travel page for my girlfriend and I
Please check out my lessons if you are interested in learning real, authentic British English, or have an interest in Yoga, healthy eating or general health and fitness.
Feel free to send me a message if you have any questions, or if you would like to schedule a lesson at a time in which my schedule is not open. I will always do my best to accomodate every student.
David
2018年10月27日
It really was wonderful Yoko :-)
You know how passionate (or obsessive?!) I am with scuba diving. And I was lucky enough to dive with them two days in a row over 4 days. I think I saw 16 manta rays in total. They are HUGE! Maybe as long as a car (or longer) and so majestic. They came and stared right in our eyes, from maybe only half a metre away. I am so glad that Ashley was able to experience this with me for one of the days too. This part of the world is the most beautiful I have ever seen!
Yoko
2018年10月27日
Yes, it must be a wonderful experience! We sometimes see those big sea creatures on TV but not with our own eyes! You actually experienced such a rare encounter yourself. Congratulations!