SALE !!!!!! Good morning everyone. As most of you know I’ve spent a lot of time in hospital in the last six months. A month in the middle of the harvest due to an infected leg that led to Sepsis, and another month-6 weeks after an operation on one of my kidneys that was right at the start of the sales when the weather warmed up, combine this with what has been a more quiet season than usual . This has left us with Sue trying her best to hold the fort, and us as a company with too many unsold koi. So we need to reduce the volume of koi we have here. So from now if ordering koi on line, please use SAVE25KOI to get a 25 percent discount on koi only. This includes all koi, even these that will be going on the site this week. Tamaura female nisai.
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Today we were off to a breeder just off the main road out of Ojiya called koda . I was looking forward to this as i havnt been before , and i wasnt disapointed . Many varietys including some stunning goshikis and kujaku . Unfortunately the pond we wanted to pick from was a little to expensive so we passed , but will certainly visit again ! From here we decieded to stay in that area , so we quickly has a look at Tsuna where some times some very nice unusual koi can be found , but today it was his tosai that impressed.Platinum ogons , Kin ki utsuri and a pond of mixed go sanke and goshikis , very nice indeed , you may see some of these in our shop soon ! Then it was back to Yamazaki as one of our party had to go to hospital during our visit yesterday , here we both picked up some very nisai and sansai . I was very pleased with a sansai shiro utsuri and hariwake , both female and around 45 cm , and also four nisai including a great little goshiki , once again i apologise for the photos , the shiro utsuri does not look like that in real life !!!! We then had lunch with Manabu who runs Yamazaki koi farm , who then took us back to show us some koi he was taking to the young koi show , he gave us some prices for a beautiful goshiki and kujaku which although were alot of money , not as high as we were expecting , it then transpired that the breeder really diddnt want to sell the koi so we diddnt push him any more on the subject , especially as he had looked after as so well . Some people might say thats an oppertunity lost , but ive learnt that it pays to respect the breeders wishes on these matters , other wise you may lose thier respect of you !

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