Konishi
Koi Farm is the world’s oldest Nishikigoi breeding farm. In recent years, its name has been found in a
German guidebook "REISE-KNOW-HOW" as well as in
JAPAN HOUSE in Sao Paulo, established as a Japanese national project. Konishi Koi Farm has also donated the
Nishikigoi swimming gracefully around in the moats of Hiroshima Castle or in
the pond in Shukkeien Garden, a traditional Japanese garden in the city.
Not only do they have a long history, but they have also
produced many beautiful and unique Nishikigoi. In addition, the
long-established farm won numerous champion awards at yearly All Japan Koi
Shows, where the beauty of Nishikigoi is judged, while they have also won many
top prizes at shows overseas, including the Grand Champion award. They are also
committed to producing healthier and stronger Nishikigoi that can be enjoyed
for a long time.
Koi do not fight each other. There are no bosses among
them and no fights over territory, either. When new Koi are introduced to a
pond or aquarium, they immediately fit into the group, swimming together like
old friends and sharing their food in good harmony. That is why they are regarded as a symbol of
peace. The peaceful view of carp
swimming gracefully would make you feel calm and soothed. They are so gentle and friendly to people as
well that they gather around when hearing their owner's footsteps, and can even
eat food directly from human hands. No
two Nishikigoi have the same pattern, making them very endearing creatures to
keep.
They are also highly adaptable to their environment, so
not only can they grow to a size that adapts to their habitat, but they can
also adapt to a wide range of water temperatures and water quality. They can be kept in almost any water as long
as there are no drastic changes in the breeding environment. Nishikigoi can
live in water temperatures as low as 5°C and as high as almost 35°C. Thanks to their adaptability, they will not
die if they are not carefully cared for every day, and thus they are kept as
pets in every country in the world.
Nishikigoi are considered to be expensive but prices vary and they are also available at quite reasonable prices.
Why
don't you enjoy the beauty of Nishikigoi swimming in the water and soothe
yourself?

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