It opened in May and I took the advanced course in August. The open class was tough. There's a lot to remember, and of course you can't do it right away. On the last day of marine training, we even had a fun dive simulation, but we didn't have time to enjoy it. ``In open water training, you have to learn the skills necessary to protect your life, so we make sure to master those skills.So it may seem hard because it's all about practice.However, advanced training is fun. It's a course to help you learn how to enjoy diving.'' That's what the instructor told me before taking the advanced course. When I took the advanced course, I think it was more about enjoying diving by using the techniques I had learned, rather than learning new things. During my first interview, I was recommended to take the advanced course. At that time, I also applied for Advanced, but to be honest, I didn't really understand why it would be a good idea to do so. In the end, it made sense to continue from Open and take Advanced as well. This is because when there is a pause, I end up forgetting a lot of things that I feel really urgent about. Also, due to the discount that was applied to those who applied for Open and Advanced as a set, I think the course fees were quite exceptional. There were seven classes: open class, pool class, first day and second day of marine training, advanced class, first day and second day of marine training, but when you divide the class fee by 7, you get a surprising price. Furthermore, all five training sessions, including the pool session, included transportation. Of course, in the course itself, especially when it was open, the instruction was exactly as the word ``michiri'' meant. The guidance is kind. It's polite. are kind. However, it is not sweet. After completing the advanced course, the instructor talked about the beauty of Mikomotojima. "Just an hour south of here, there's a school of hammerhead sharks swimming around. You won't believe it, but there they are." We can't compete with those of us who have just finished Advanced. However, I really wanted to go to that beach someday. I definitely didn't think so after the opening. And you can't put a price on this difference between ``I can think of it'' and ``I can't think of it.'' Thank you for making me the person I am.

They will teach you how to properly ``acquire'' it. When it comes to things you can't do well, instead of asking for help and just saying ``OK'' and moving on, they teach you how to do it on your own. For me, this was important and very reassuring. I think the more you dive, the more you realize the importance of being able to do things yourself. If there are many things I can't do myself, I'll be so anxious that I won't have time to look around, but if I can do one thing more on my own, my anxiety about the next lecture will ease and I'll be able to proceed calmly. It's fun to expand your field of vision underwater and start to notice different things. I feel that the reason we have more dives in our lessons than other schools is because they think about these things. It seems that there are some people who were encouraged to step up to the course or purchase equipment, and their attitude was different depending on whether or not they did so, but I never felt that way. They recommend it because there are benefits for the students. Of course, each person has different benefits and circumstances, so you can choose for yourself. I'd like to try diving while traveling, but some places don't allow me to bring my own equipment, and considering other circumstances, I decided to rent it. Of course, there shouldn't be any difference in the lectures between those who purchased the equipment and those who rented it, and I may have been the one who put in the effort. He will also give you lectures on how to operate the equipment, covering the advantages of using your own equipment and the disadvantages of rented equipment. No matter what the situation was, he would give me lectures on areas I was unsure of or couldn't do well, so I could move on to the next step with confidence. By the way, I think that if you have your own equipment as early as possible, you will be able to improve your ability to use the equipment quickly, and the skills will be easier to acquire. If I had to force it, I might be fine with another school as long as I get a card and go diving once or twice a year. However, we recommend this for those who want to acquire the skills to get to the starting line properly before their first fun dive, and who want to enjoy diving every month or at least 5 to 6 times a year.

Thanks to this diving school, I even got the Advanced Open Water Diver certification! At first glance, the feature of this school seems to be that you can obtain a license at a low price (I thought so until I saw it on the website and went to the information session), but now I feel that the biggest feature is that it provides an environment where you can take diving seriously and enjoy it to the fullest. At first, I didn't know what kind of equipment would suit me, and I didn't know how far I would get into diving, so I thought I'd continue with rental equipment. However, the world where I could breathe underwater was so beautiful, so much fun, and so full of tension that I had never experienced before. I have always liked swimming and I also like sea life, so I was interested in it, but when I actually got my license, I was hooked. After getting the , I decided to buy my own equipment. Even though I was worried, he didn't push me to buy equipment, and in fact, he allowed me to use multiple pieces of equipment (ranging from normal to better) during the license acquisition course so that I could use it as a basis for future decisions. (Personally, I really liked the exchange, but the "Are you going to buy this!? LOL" kind of exchange made me laugh.) Also, the teaching method during the course was very thorough, and I was taught various skills so that I could fully enjoy the sea. Of course, being in the sea is dangerous, so there were times when I had to receive strict instructions, but I felt a sense of security from the instructors' serious instructions. (During the open water acquisition, when I trained to surface with my buddy in anticipation of him running out of air, I noticed that my procedures were inadequate, and I was thoroughly scolded for it.) I think this school was one of the things that made me want to continue diving seriously. I look forward to working with you! (I won't die until I see a whale from under the sea...)

very good (This is not an A○zone evaluation) If you are unsure whether to start diving or where to go, please attend an information session first. By actually listening to various explanations and asking questions about things you are curious about, you may find that your view of the ocean world is different from what you expected (imagined), and it becomes more enjoyable. I think you will be able to make a good decision for yourself (such as what course to choose and what equipment to buy). I often snorkel at beaches in Okinawa and other countries, and I started thinking that I wanted to take a more leisurely look at the underwater world and experience the ocean world, so I started considering diving, and to be honest, I decided to go here. I was attracted by the low prices of Beyond's courses, but there were many other things I didn't know about, such as the actual costs (equipment, other costs, period, fish that can be seen), etc., so I wanted to find out, so I held an information session. I participated in. By participating, I was able to resolve my doubts, and I wanted to continue for a long time, and I wanted to enjoy the sea world without stress, so I purchased the equipment and have just finished the Open and Advanced courses. The instructors and dive masters will give you very detailed and individual guidance on the important things. Sometimes there's laughter. During the course, everyone was very serious, but once it was over, I had the image of a lively university club, and I enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to continuing to improve my skills little by little and taking on various tours so that I can go see schools of hammer sharks, whales, etc. We look forward to working with you in the future. Thank you for your continued support. My equipment...I'll do my best to use it stress-free. Say hello in the future. Spring

If you want to start diving, there is one thing you should know. That means it's uncharted territory. The world of water is completely different from land, so common sense doesn't apply. So, I received a pre-emptive punch during the first course😂 So, if you are worried about starting, please remember that it is normal to not be able to do it. The instructors are kind and sometimes use their whips with love, but I want you to remember that they are doing so for our safety. So let's all go on a journey to the sea world together! !

I was a little worried as it was my first time diving, but he gave me detailed guidance on how to improve what I was not good at. Before going to the information session, I thought I would just be able to get my open water diver's license, but I felt like I was able to dive better in the advanced course than I was in the OWD course, and I felt less anxious, so I decided to take the advanced course. I'm glad I did. In the future, I want to dive a lot in different oceans and get better at it.

~background~ I realized that there was a limit to what I could do with trial diving and snorkeling, so I decided to acquire a diving certification. I heard rumors online that SNSI has better and stricter guidance on how to obtain a license than other organizations, attended an information session, and decided to obtain a license at this shop. ~atmosphere~ I think everyone, including the instructors, is friendly and it's a very comfortable shop. ~cost~ I think diving is expensive compared to other hobbies. However, diving is an activity where your life depends on the equipment. Personally, I agree that it is a way to have fun safely and become a highly skilled diver. I think it depends on your passion for diving and your wallet situation. ~Short course~ After actually obtaining the AOWD certification, I feel that this is a good shop in terms of the quality and time of the training (though I can't compare it to other places as I don't know about them). Diving is an activity with a relatively high risk of harm to life, so you can rest assured. ~lastly~ I am very grateful for the tour transportation. I actually participated in this and felt it strongly. I look forward to working with you.

Even though I can't swim 25 meters and am not good at water, I was able to get my license. Thank you for training me a lot from the pool training stage. I was grateful that they taught me from the beginning that it was not only ``fun'' but also ``difficult''. I think I was blessed with all the instructors and my classmates. This school is recommended for those who want to continue diving for a long time and those who want to improve their diving skills.

My nickname is Hidejii ( ´灬` )ﾉ! When I was in my 20s, my brother-in-law was a diver from Tokunoshima and we went snorkeling together. After that, I fell in love with the world of diving and always wanted to become a diver, but I was always busy with work and couldn't get a job. Now that I'm here, I've finally settled down and decided that I definitely want to get it before I reach my 60th birthday next year! When I met Beyond and asked him about his story, he told me that considering my age, the first thing to do is to be safe! And foster divers who can have fun and be independent! I could relate to that and made an immediate decision (*^^*) I took the advanced today! Even at this age, I was able to keep up with my efforts💪 I'm very grateful that the courses I've taken so far have prioritized safety more than I imagined, and made me a diver to have fun! You can easily get along with your fellow youngsters, and I definitely recommend it to older people too~ lol (*^^*)

I found this place when I was looking to get my diving qualification in Tokyo. At first, I chose it because of the low price, but the instructors taught me carefully and I could feel that they really wanted to train good divers, so I'm glad I started diving here. There are many tours available even after you get your qualification, so you won't have to wait until you get your qualification. I want to make diving my hobby in the future! Recommended for those who like this. On the other hand, I do not recommend it for those who just want to get qualifications quickly. Also, since the price is low, there are limited dates for classes, so it may be difficult for people who want to schedule their own schedule. Also, you will not be forced to purchase any equipment. (I have something to recommend it lol) However, the content of the training on how to use the equipment will differ depending on whether or not you purchase the equipment, so you must make a purchase decision before the training begins. If you decide to buy one, it will cost a lot of money, so I think you should be prepared. If I want to enjoy it as a hobby for the rest of my life, I can't afford to miss it! That's what I thought and gathered the equipment lol As a result, I am able to enjoy diving comfortably and am very satisfied. Overall, I'm glad I started diving with BEYOND and I'm looking forward to my future life as a diver ^ ^