Yasuo Takamatsu’s wife, Yuko, vanished in the 2011 tsunami in Japan, and her body was never recovered. Two years after the devastating event, Takamatsu learned to scuba dive. He now dives twice a month as a poignant way to remember his wife and feel close to her. These dives are an act of love and a means of maintaining a connection with Yuko, despite her physical absence. The dives serve as a personal ritual of remembrance in the aftermath of the tragedy that struck Japan. Takamatsu finds solace and a sense of peace in the underwater world, believing it brings him nearer to his beloved Yuko. His story highlights the profound and lasting impact of the 2011 tsunami on individuals and families.