Hi all. As you know by now, Sue and myself have split up. The damage is irreversible, but we are trying to keep the shop going together, but im not too sure if it will long term. So we are drastically going to reduce koi stocks, so we can may be work around it. So from Saturday 10 there will be 1/3 to 50 % of all koi in the UK. If we can, we will show you around the Forge as well so you will have 100s if not 1000s of koi to see. Everything is now out of quarantine. If you want to see the Momotaro pond, the water is clearing, but call first to double check before travelling.
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Arrived at Narita airport , Tokyo at 10am with four customers from Worthing section of the bkks . This year we are joined by Steve Watson and and his wife Angie , Phil and Maggie leadbetter . After an uneventful journey we all arrived in Nagyoka around 2.30 to be met by our agent and taken straight to Yagenji , Some very nice Kohaku and Showa were bowled up , but they were quiet expensive and i diddnt think the quality was right for the price so we passed .How ever , in another pond we found many varietys of Nisai so purchased six , including this rather nice Showa and two gin rin kohkau . Also a very attractive Kujaku and two Kikisui . We also saw the Shiro that we left last year and is now sansai , we will return and take a picture of this tuesday .From Yagenji it was down the hill a little to Tanaka Maraju .Here one of our customers found some very nice Budo Goromo , but unfortuanatley the light was fading and it we decieded to reserve the fish untill tomorrow so we could see it better , along with the news that My yonsai showa was being harvested Mionday morning it seemed ideal to return tomorrow !!!!!

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