Agariushi

Togyu, south of Zamami Island, features roots stretching to Amuro Island with colonies of fire coral. Home to clownfish, coralfish, snappers, and dolphinfish, it’s famed for its rich anemonefish diversity—every Japanese species except the red clownfish can be found here, a must for enthusiasts.

Dongyu hosts five clownfish species, schools of snappers, juvenile longfin corals, red clams, nudibranchs, and diverse fish, crustaceans, and mollusks.