National Geographic The waters off the coast of Japan vary from frigid to temperate to tropical. The marine life is uniformly extraordinary. Explore the wonderfully diverse aquatic life surrounding Japan in this article, photo gallery, and behind-the-scenes video.
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Seventy miles southwest of Tokyo, a moray eel slithers through the branches of a soft coral in the cool waters of Suruga Bay.
What amazing photos! It sounds so cold though.
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