http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/-t1.htm Tue, 24 Feb 2009 11:40:43 GMT 10 http://i21.servimg.com/u/f21/11/43/03/16/koionl12.gif http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/-t1.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/hiroji-sakai-passed-away-t480.htm sas Hiroji Sakai of Sakai Fish Farm, passed away on the early morning of 26-08-2008. Japanese Breeders Wed, 27 Aug 2008 05:56:15 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/hiroji-sakai-passed-away-t480.htm#2149 http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/hiroji-sakai-passed-away-t480.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/matsunosuke-what-is-in-a-name-t552.htm Admin Everybody wants a Matsunosuke bloodline Sanke. What is Matsunosuke? Is it a bloodline? Does it only refer to Sanke's? What is in the name? Interesting article by Ruseell Peters - PSKOI Toshio Sakai was born is Mushigame of Yamakoshi village in Niigata, Japan. After his apprenticeship of Koi breeding under his father, Toshio left Niigata for Isawa to become an independent breeder. He founded Isawa Nishikigoi Center at the age of 18. He succeeded in the first breeding of Matsunosuke ... Japanese Breeders Wed, 22 Oct 2008 10:59:04 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/matsunosuke-what-is-in-a-name-t552.htm#2502 http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/matsunosuke-what-is-in-a-name-t552.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/takahashi-t639.htm Admin
Takahashi Koi Farm is located at Kita Uonuma county of Niigata. Kita Uonuma county has a very suitable clay for Showa breeding.

His Koi is popular especially among Japanese dealers who wins many awards at Koi shows.]]> Japanese Breeders Tue, 24 Feb 2009 11:40:43 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/takahashi-t639.htm#3048 http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/takahashi-t639.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/hirasawa-t638.htm Admin Mr. Hirasawa started in the mid fifties with breeding and has become nowadays most probably the largest breeder in Niigata. There is no breeder around where stocks seem to last as long due to the vast quantities that he breeds. Without any ending, thousands of fish are produced by Mr. Hirasawa and his family. Almost all kind of varieties are offered in all sizes, but Hirasawa is famous in Japan for especially large and jumbo sizes of all kind at very affordable prices. Hirashin ... Japanese Breeders Tue, 24 Feb 2009 11:32:42 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/hirasawa-t638.htm#3047 http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/hirasawa-t638.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/yamazaki-t637.htm Admin
The farm does exist over 65 years.

Koi is not their only business. Mr. Yamazaki produces Japanese mushrooms in a high tech outlet.]]> Japanese Breeders Tue, 24 Feb 2009 11:28:21 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/yamazaki-t637.htm#3046 http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/yamazaki-t637.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/sakai-matsunosuke-bloodline-t624.htm Admin Toshio Sakai founded Isawa Nishikikoi Center at age 18. He succeeded the first breeding of Matsunosuke Sanshoku in Isawa. The offspring of the original Matsunosuke Sanshoku have received numerous awards. Among many, Chiba Grand Championship, Saitama Grand Championship, Kanto Koshin-Chiku Grand Championship, and All Japan Nishikikoi Shinkou-Kai Kokugyo awards and Grand Championship. While developing solid award records, Matsunosuke Sanshoku siblings continued to spawn for over thirty-eight ... Japanese Breeders Thu, 12 Feb 2009 12:29:04 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/sakai-matsunosuke-bloodline-t624.htm#2985 http://koionline.forumotion.com/japanese-breeders-f42/sakai-matsunosuke-bloodline-t624.htm