Off the coast of Japan’s Ise-Shima National Park, a centuries-old tradition thrives as women dive into the ocean to gather seafood like urchins and turban shells. Known as ama divers or “sea women," ...

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Using only goggles, fins, a weight belt, and a mesh net called sukari, she searches for urchins and turban shells. The ama, or "sea women" of Japan, have for centuries lived off the riches of the ...

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Aiko Ohno dives down in the cool waters off Japan’s Ise-Shima National Park, scanning the rocky seabed for urchins and turban shells. Three meters deep, she swims with ease without an oxygen tank, ...

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Land and sea A hotter ocean is also hurting the businesses of fishers, including Akira Nagakubo, 39, who collects seaweed such as wakame and hijiki as well as shellfish like sazae (turban shell) and ...

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Ise-Shima, Japan CNN — Aiko Ohno dives down in the cool waters off Japan’s Ise-Shima National Park, scanning the rocky seabed for urchins and turban shells. Three meters deep, she swims with ...