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①Bow
The front of the boat. This is the place where the shaking is the largest during running.
②Stern
The back of the boat. This is the place where the shaking is least during running.
③Starboard
The right side of the boat towards the bow.
④Port
The left side of the boat towards the bow.
⑤Ladder
A ladder for boarding a boat from the water.
Some are designed to be removable.
⑥Screw
Do not approach, as there is a risk of getting caught.
⑦Deck
Flat part of the boat floor. Be careful with your feet as they become slippery when wet.
⑧Cabin
The room. Large boats also have showers and washrooms.
⑨Anchor
It digs into rocks and sand on the seabed, securing the boat to the surface.
⑩Anchor line
Rope for connecting anchor and boat.
⑪Bollard
It is a columnar projection on the bow. Connect the anchor line and fix.
⑫Descent line
Get caught in this or descend using this as a guide. A weight is hung on the tip.
⑬Current line
Hold on to this and wait for the descent order. Even if there is a tide, you can avoid swimming and prevent physical exhaustion.
⑭Tag line
A rope extending from the boat to the descent line. After entry, you can travel to the descent line.
⑮Gear line
A rope for passing underwater cameras, etc. from a boat to a diver.
 
⑯Windlass
It is a machine for winding the anchor line.
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