Ama is a Japanese word that means "women of the sea" or "sea guardians." It refers specifically to female freedivers who traditionally harvest seafood by diving without the aid of any breathing equipment and collecting abalone, clams, sea urchins, and other marine delicacies. The ama divers have a long history in Japanese culture, dating back to 2000 BC. They are known for their extraordinary aquatic endurance, free-diving abilities, and the techniques they use to catch seafood without harming the ocean's ecosystem. The ama way of life and culture have been celebrated in Japanese art, literature, and films, and it remains a source of inspiration for many women who seek to challenge gender roles and cultural stereotypes.
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