The characters from Saipan's popular diving spot Objan Beach are back!
Thanks to the efforts of four Japanese volunteer diving instructors, Objan's famous underwater stone writing has been revived!
They made new underwater stone letters from scratch that had been blown away by the recent typhoon.
It's difficult just to collect a certain number of stones of the right size on the ocean floor, but it's also difficult to place stones one by one in flowing water to form letters. Anyway, my head is down.
Beautiful stone writing on the white sandy sea floor. It is a great photo spot, so if you are going diving in Saipan, please enjoy diving at Objan Beach.
The deep blue sea, the pure white sand, and the tropical flowers in full bloom. Saipan, the gateway to the Northern Mariana Islands, is about a three-and-a-half hour flight from Japan. Saipan is home to many spots full of tropical nature and rustic scenery with a nostalgic feel.
As of January 2024, United Airlines operates direct flights from Japan to Saipan three times a week from Narita.
The model itinerary we are introducing this time uses United Airlines' direct flight to Saipan, and is recommended for those who want to enjoy their overseas trip to the fullest at a relaxing beach resort.Depart on a Thursday night and arrive on a Monday morning. This is a 4 night 5 day plan to return home!
Please refer to this model course!
https://japan.mymariana…
The 16th Saipan Marathon will be held on March 9th, and we are currently recruiting participants!
Did you know that the Saipan Marathon offers cash prizes for 1st to 3rd place in each race?
That's a considerable amount now that the yen is weak. The prize money for each race is below. Would you like to consider participating?
<Full marathon>
1st place $3,000
2nd place $2,000
3rd place $1,000
<Half Marathon>
1st place $1,000
2nd place $500
3rd place $300
<10km>
1st place $500
2nd place $300
3rd place $200
<5km>
1st place $300
2nd place $200
3rd place $100
It will be held again this year!
HOT Festival Tinian Hot Pepper Festival!
This is a rare "chili pepper festival" held on Tinian Island, where the Tinian pepper, which is said to be the hottest in the world, is grown.
There are also food stalls using chili peppers and a chili pepper eating contest!
A ferry will be operated between Saipan and Tinian in conjunction with the event.
If you are interested, please come and visit us!
