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Seminar on March
Date & Time:March 22, 2008, Saturday; 　　　　　　　　　9:00am through 1:00pm Place:Kodama Koi Farm in Mililani 　　　　　　　　Agriculture Park 94-840 Lanikuhana Ave., Mililani HI 96789 Seminar:10:00am to 11:00am Topic:Judge’s comment on winners’ Koi Lecturer: Mamoru Kodama		Grand Champion Koi

We will have our 7th seminar on March 22nd 2008. The topic will be Judge’s comment on winners’ Koi. I will be talking about the reason why these four top Koi are selected as Grand Champion, Mature Champion, Young Champion and Baby Champion. Don’t miss this seminar. Mamoru Kodama

First Annual Aloha Koi Show 2008 Open Koi Show February 23rd & 24th 2008



January 2008 Seminar
Date & Time: January 26, 2008, Saturday; 9:00am through 1:00pm Place: Kodama Koi Farm in Mililani Agriculture Park 94-840 Lanikuhana Ave., Mililani HI 96789 Seminar: 10:00am to 11:00am Topic: The origin of “Aigoromo” and how to appreciate them Lecturer: Mamoru Kodama More info

	First Annual Aloha Koi Show 2008 Open Koi Show February 23rd & 24th 2008 The purpose of the Aloha Koi Show is to promote, create, and enlarge the hobby of keeping and appreciating Koi in United States. Aloha Koi Show provide for koi hobbyists and general public educational information of quality koi and the opportunities to see variety of koi and meet other enthusiasts. PRE-SHOW PREPARATIONS 1. Deadline for receipt of Entry Form: Monday February 11th, 3pm. Please submit the form to the address below for tank reservations. The tanks will be assigned in sequence as koi arrive. Kodama Koi Farm 94-728 Lanikuhana Ave. Mililani, HI 96789
2. Very important: For the protection of your Koi, feeding of koi to be entered into this show should be discontinued for 7 days prior to the show to help maintain good water quality environment during the show. 3. Be sure that your Koi are in good health. Koi with any signs of sickness or parasites will be disqualified. Look your fish over carefully top to bottom before you bring them. Disqualification will apply even if the problem is found after the judging is over.
4. Each entrant is responsible for providing a net for use only with their tank.


Nishikigoi bring “peace” to your home Nishikigoi treasure conformity with their owners and amongst themselves and is known as a symbol of “peace.” When you approach a pond full of Nishikigoi, they gather around you to eat out of your hand; they are very friendly and soothe the owners’ hearts. Nishikigoi are very gentle and do not attack other Koi, a trait unusual to fish that school up. They have a natural instinct of coexisting with others. The attraction of Nishikigoi is not only the beauty but also the peace they bring to your home, so let a Nishikigoi into your life!