Ocean Navi’s Pool And Island Circumnavigations In Tokyo
Ocean Navi’s Pool And Island Circumnavigations In Tokyo
Courtesy of Masayuki Moriya, Tokyo, Japan.Before both the Tsugaru Channel and Sado Channel swimming seasons were cancelled this summer, Masayuki Moriya of Ocean Navi was busy training a lot of masters swimmers for solo and relay channel swims in northern Japan.
Moriya also offers his Ocean Navi swimmers mid-winter and mid-swummer Swim Tours around and near Tokyo Bay where they swim around Miura Peninsula ~ Jogashima ~ Izu Oshima in deceptively clear waters.
Along the way, he also created some distance pool training program. One was a 30 km pool swimming event for relays held on December 30th 2019 in Tokyo. It was the second annual Tsugaru Channel Simulation Swim [see below].
For more information, visit ocean-navi.com.
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