Coron wreck with a bulldozer, cement mixer and tractor still in the cargo hold.
Kogyo Maru was a Japanese cargo ship carrying construction equipment and supplies to the front, sunk in the 24 September 1944 US strike. She lies on her starboard side at 15–34 m.
The cargo holds still contain a bulldozer, a cement mixer and a tractor — preserved in their original positions. Penetration is excellent. The engine room is intact. Marine life includes schooling jacks, lionfish, scorpionfish on the hull.
Advanced Open Water + Wreck specialty are essentials for the penetration. Day boats from Coron town run her — most operators include her in a 2-tank wreck trip with Akitsushima or Okikawa.
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