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Questions regarding reservations:

• Question 1: To help us understand your diving experience, please provide the following information about all participants: • Age • Gender • C-card rank • Date obtained • Number of dives • Last dive date (year and month) *You can also send this information via message after booking.
• Question 2: Please provide the following information for those wishing to rent equipment: • Age • Gender • Height • Weight • Shoe size *You can also send this information via message after making a reservation.
• Question 3: Please review the following and reply with "I have reviewed it." Please confirm that you must complete the "Diver Medical/Participant Checklist (Medical History/Medical Certificate)" and obtain a doctor's certificate if necessary. Those who do not have a medical certificate will not be able to dive. In this case, a cancellation fee will also apply. "Diver Medical/Participant Checklist (Medical History/Medical Certificate)" https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-i10r6KVwDnhZDykYV2xdtDnORNh2DjP

Regarding the cancellation of the event:

• Please note that the diving point may be changed or the tour may be canceled due to wind, waves, or other special circumstances. However, please rest assured that the tour will not be affected by rain or other weather conditions.

Important notes regarding course participation:

• *Please note that customers who will be boarding a plane on the day of the tour cannot participate in diving. (Diving after boarding is not a problem.) *If minors are participating in the tour alone, please bring a consent form from their guardian. *If you currently have any illnesses or injuries that require treatment or ongoing medical care, please get a medical examination from a doctor beforehand. *Pregnant customers cannot participate. *Please be sure to check the "Diver Medical/Participant Checklist (Medical History/Medical Certificate)" in the "Required Documents/Application Form" section, and if there are any applicable items, please obtain a medical certificate from a doctor. Those who are applicable will not be able to dive without a medical certificate. *If you are late for the start time, you may not be able to participate in the tour. *If the staff determines that a participant is in poor health, has been drinking alcohol, or otherwise poses a risk to the safe conduct of the tour at the time of the tour, we reserve the right to refuse their participation.

Other special notes:

• 〇 Things to understand when booking a tour If our shop determines that it is not safe to conduct the tour in any of the following cases, we may cancel your tour application or cancel the tour even on the day of the tour. In such cases, a cancellation fee will be charged according to our cancellation policy. - You have not read the messages sent to you in advance. - You have not responded to the questions we have asked. - We have not been able to communicate with you through messages. - You have not read the precautions listed on the plan page. For the safety of all our guests and staff, and to ensure that our staff can work with pride and enjoyment, we reserve the right to refuse participation to anyone who does not agree with our shop's policies. Thank you for your understanding.

• Diver Medical / Participant Checklist (Medical History / Medical Certificate)
• Scuba diving requires good physical and mental health. Certain conditions can make diving dangerous, and these are listed below. If you meet any of these conditions, or are prone to them, a medical evaluation is necessary. This "Diver Medical/Participant Checklist" is to help you determine if a medical evaluation is required. If you have any concerns about your diving suitability that are not listed on this checklist, please consult a doctor before diving. If you feel unwell, do not dive. If you think you may have a contagious disease, protect yourself and others by not participating in dive training or diving activities. The term "diving" on this checklist refers to both scuba diving and freediving. For your safety and the safety of others you dive with, please answer all questions honestly.