The story takes place in a near future where humanity can easily live in deep sea, thanks to suits and artificial gill/lungs. Almost everything else is the same, except that industry and robots seem to have disappeared, so fishing requires many boats and a throng of workers. The starting point is that studying the behavior of dolphins gives the ability to build a perfect artificial intelligence.
For two volumes, the manga is mostly about the social life in a small island of Okinawa, with extra drama. The main character is a greenhorn puffed up with pride and dreams of greatness. He has to adapt to the harsh life of fisherman and swallow his pride, though his inner self-conceit is hardly changed.
Some characters are really interesting. I'm quite fond of the blended family where the young wife fools around and fights with her stepson (not physically, just sour words). Some scenes of fishing or rural life are also very good. I'd never seen a realistic slaughter of a pig in a manga (though I would have expected a more formal slaughter, as still do small farms where I witnessed it).
Unfortunately, as chapters go by the mangaka tries hard to add as much spice as he can to the story. After the genius scientist and the secret of the dolphins, he adds youkai and spirits, triads and the camora, magic rituals, secret society of the islanders, the corrupt power of the Vatican... And of course, a load of ecchi. By the end of volume 3, the taste was far too heavy for me.
I believe there's a scene that shows how the mangaka sees his readers. When the main character at last manages to observe dolphins, a young woman is swimming with them. She wears fins and an artificial gill, and a wetsuit open down to the pelvis, so that her big breasts are fully visible. As a male reader, I felt insulted. Swimming fast with a half open wetsuit is impossible, and it hurts the globally realistic tone of the manga. Am I supposed to switch off my brain each time a naked girl is drawn?