A new project led by the charismatic "MICA" of the diving world MICA, a charismatic diving expert, has launched a new project in the Philippines! Aiming for sustainable marine tourism Crowdfunding started on CAMPFIRE!

JAM DIVERS, which is working to balance tourism and environmental preservation while helping people to get healthy and detoxify their bodies in the natural environment of Bohol under the theme "The Sea Connects Hearts and Minds," is pleased to announce that the charismatic Japanese diver MICA, who is highly supported by divers from all over the world, has started a full-scale project to build a new marine base in the Haguna area of Bohol Island, Philippines. JAM DIVERS is pleased to announce that Mr. MICA, a charismatic figure in the diving world, has started a full-scale project to construct a new marine base in the Haguna area of Bohol, Philippines. The challenge is to build a model for sustainable tourism and marine environment conservation together with local residents, starting with the reconstruction of existing facilities that were half destroyed by a typhoon.

Project page (CAMPFIRE)

https://camp-fire.jp/projects/771239/view

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■The potential of "Haguna" chosen by a world-renowned diving leader

The project will take place in the Haguna area of Bohol Island in the Philippines, where pristine nature remains strong. Although surrounded by beautiful coral reefs and diverse marine life, the area lacks tourism infrastructure and has limited diving facilities. The reason why MICA dared to establish a base in such a place is his strong desire to "convey the charm of the pristine ocean without destroying it. This approach of balancing tourism and nature conservation has the potential to become a new benchmark for the diving industry in the future.

A resort concept that connects Japanese divers and the local community in symbiosis with the local community.

The project envisions a "marine resort in symbiosis with the local community," which will be operated in cooperation with local people, and will not remain a mere diving facility. Through employment of local staff, training of eco-guides, and beach cleanup activities, the project aims to create both employment and marine conservation. This will provide new value to divers visiting from Japan and around the world as a place where they can contribute to the local community just by diving.

■Noteworthy ripple effects on the diving and tourism industries

As an example of the intersection of tourism and environmental protection, this project is a remarkable model not only for the diving industry but also for the tourism industry in the Philippines. The project is attracting interest from many quarters as a case study that shows how sustainable tourism can be and how to collaborate with local communities, rather than merely attracting foreign tourists.

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Crowdfunding on CAMPFIRE

We are currently conducting a crowdfunding campaign on CAMPFIRE to give shape to this initiative. Funds will be used for reconstruction of the facility, training of local staff, and development of tourism infrastructure in cooperation with the local community. The progress of the project and the local situation will be posted on the CAMPFIRE page as needed.

Project page (CAMPFIRE)

https://camp-fire.jp/projects/771239/view

■Project Outline

Title : "We want to build the world's most comfortable bunker boat!

Period : Until September 23, 2025

Return Example:

50,000 yen (original sticker, original T-shirt, PADI open water license course, scuba diving, 10,000 yen worth of coupons that can be used for payment at our store, etc.)

100,000 yen (original sticker, original T-shirt, PADI open water license course, scuba diving, 50,000 yen worth of coupons that can be used for payment at our store, etc.)

700,000 yen (original sticker, original T-shirt, PADI open water license course, scuba diving, 500,000 yen worth of coupons that can be used for payment at our store, etc.)