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KSR BLUE PORTRAIT
ASUKA BLUE SESSION ／ Photographed by Asuka
You, underwater, as a piece of art.
For the seconds you hold your breath, sound and weight disappear.
We photograph the most beautiful part of those seconds.
You don’t need to swim well. You don’t need to go deep.
Beach Skin Diving Photo Session
¥14,000/person
We choose the location from the photograph you want. Any beach on Okinawa’s main island is a candidate, and the price is the same wherever we go.
90–120 minutes ／ 1–3 guests (solo is fine)
Photo data, retouching, equipment rental and insurance included (tax included)
※ Sessions run on selected dates only — the days our photographer is diving.
※ One guest is enough to run a session. There is no solo surcharge.
※ Every date is by request. We check availability and come back to you with a confirmed date.
Kuefu Island Tour
A small uninhabited island off Naha, with no buildings on it.
White sand, water clear to the bottom, and nothing else.
We cross by boat — about 4 hours for the half-day, about 6 for the full day.
| 1 guest | 2 guests | 3 guests | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Half-day | ¥25,000 | ¥44,000¥22,000 each | ¥63,000¥21,000 each |
| Full-day | ¥27,000 | ¥46,000¥23,000 each | ¥65,000¥21,667 each |
These are the total amounts you pay (tax included). Nothing is added on top.
How the total is made up
| Session fee | ¥14,000 /person |
| Transfer (half-day) | ¥6,000 /group |
| Transfer (full-day) | ¥8,000 /group |
| Boat fare | ¥5,000 /person |
Example: half-day, 2 guests
14,000 × 2 + 6,000 + 5,000 × 2 = ¥44,000
The transfer fee is charged per group, so the more of you there are, the less each person pays.
Transfer and boat fares apply only when we cross to an island. On mainland beaches the session fee is all you pay.
Departure times
| Full-day | 8:30 meet ／ 14:30 return |
| Sunset | 15:30 meet ／ 19:30 return |
| Half-day (AM) | 8:00 meet ／ 12:00 return |
| Half-day (PM) | 13:00 meet ／ 17:00 return |
※ Light reaches deepest into the water in the morning. If the photographs matter most to you, take a morning slot.
Send your dates on Instagram DM
Here in Okinawa, I watched a woman sink beautifully into the blue.
No sound. No tank. Only her own breath.
When she came back up, her face was so calm.
I wanted to go where she had been.
The sea did not let me in so easily.
My ears hurt. My breath ran out.
The bottom looked close enough to touch, and stayed out of reach.
Every time I surfaced, the blue had pushed me back.
That was seven years ago. I have come back to this sea on every day off since.
A little at a time, I could go deeper.
So I know why beginners freeze underwater.
It isn’t fear. Your body simply hasn’t met the sea yet.
Seven years ago I was stuck in exactly the same place.
One day, somebody photographed me underwater.
The person in that picture was not the person I thought I was.
She was far more beautiful.
I wanted to hand that feeling to someone else.
So I moved from in front of the camera to behind it.
If you only want a memory, your phone is enough.
What we make here is a photograph you can hang on a wall —
one that brings back the breath of that day, years later, when you catch sight of it.
You don’t have to swim well. You don’t have to hold your breath for long.
Finding the depth where the light falls best is my job.
All you have to do is be in the sea.
It is darker under the water than you think.
The sea absorbs light, and an ordinary camera turns skin into a dark, noisy shape.
This combination is chosen so that never happens.
Sony α7S III
Built for low light
A sensor that deliberately keeps the pixel count low, so each pixel gathers as much light as possible. Even at depth or in the shade of a rock, skin never falls into black. Tone and gradation stay exactly as they are.
FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM II
Wide, and fast enough
Sony’s top-grade G Master at F2.8. 16mm takes in the whole sea, 35mm comes close to you. You and the water you were in, in a single frame.
Fast autofocus
One moment, once
Even as the water moves, focus locks onto the face and the eyes. A good expression happens once. We don’t miss it.
In a place that should produce dark, grainy pictures, what comes back is clearer than what your eyes saw.
That is why we can hand you a piece of work rather than a snapshot.
| Age | 18–59 Under 18 with a guardian, please contact us first 55–59 a doctor’s certificate is required |
| Swimming | Able to swim without a life jacket |
| Group size | 1–3 guests |
| Duration | Beach 90–120 min Kuefu Island half-day approx. 4 h ／ full-day approx. 6 h |
| Booking | Up to 2 days before |
| Showers | Some beaches have no shower. When that happens, your instructor carries a tank of fresh water so you can rinse off the salt. |
| Pregnancy, medical conditions | Please tell us in advance |
If you are flying out the same day
Even without tanks, repeated breath-hold dives build nitrogen in the body and can cause decompression sickness.
Entering the low cabin pressure of an aircraft afterwards raises that risk.
Please do not fly on the day of your session. If it cannot be avoided, leave at least 12 hours between the end of the session and your flight.
If your schedule looks tight, tell us while we are still choosing the date.
| 7–3 days before | 50% |
| 2 days before – same day | 100% |
| No-show | 100% |
| Cancelled by us | No charge |
Sessions run on selected dates only. Bookings and enquiries are handled through Instagram DM.
We choose the location anywhere on Okinawa’s main island, together with you, the day before.