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Dear Valued Members,
Happy Holidays! As the Koi become quitetter
in winter, we get all excited to have this exciting holiday
seasons. When I came back from Japan, I brought some
ornaments that may look good on the Xmas trees. Because my baggage
space was limited, I could not bring a lot. I think this will
make your Xmas even more enjoyable. Take a look at pictures
downbelow. I hope you like it.
This is my fourth holiday seasons in the US.
This year, I would like to do a few things. 1. Take a good
picture of my son with Santa Claus in a mall (He cried last
year.) 2. have a small Xmas tree in the house with lights like
everybody else. 3. Pray r breeders and Koi in Niigata, Japan.
2004 is going to be a histrorical year for the
Japanese Koi industry. The cradle of Koi had never been damaged
so much in the past. Many has lost their farms. Many Koi died. But
many has not givien up yet. They do not make the disaster
control their passion to breed beautiful Koi. I believe 2004 will be
known as a historical year for the reborn of Koi cradle as well
as the earthquake. If you have not yet visited www.savenishikigoi.net,
please do so.
Thank you and Happy Koi!
Taro Kodama
INFO@JAPANKOIONLINE.COM
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Koi Ornaments
Kokugyo I and II
