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2nd Annual International Aloha Koi Show
In conjunction with
3rd Annual Japan Nishikigoi Expo
February 21 and 22, 2009
McKinley High School Honolulu, Hawaii |
The purpose of the Aloha Koi Show is to promote, create, and expand the hobby of keeping and appreciating koi in the United States, the Aloha Koi Show provides for koi hobbyists and the general public, educational information of quality koi and the oppor-tunities to see varieties of koi and meet other enthusiasts.
PRE-SHOW PREPARATIONS
●Deadline for receipt of Entry Form: Friday, February 13, 2009, 3 pm. Earlybird Special Entry Form Deadline: Saturday, January 17, 2009, 3 pm (see following pages for details). Please submit the form to the address below for tank reservations. The tanks will be assigned in the sequence as koi arrive.
AKAS
C/O 95-481 Awiki Street
Mililani, HI 96789 |
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●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.
●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 from top to bottom before you bring them. Disqualification will apply even if the problem is found after the judging is over.
●Each entrant is responsible for providing a net for use only with their tank.
ENTRY FORMS
●This is an open koi show for all koi hobbyists. Koi dealers may enter koi under their own individual name. All koi entered must be owned by and accompanied by the registered entrant or an authorized representative.
●The owner or authorized representative of the koi must be present no later than Saturday, February 21, 2009 to submit a completed entry form at the registration desk. Registration after February 13, 2009 will not be accepted.
●Tank spaces will be charged as follows:
Tank Sizes |
Regular Tank Space Charge |
Early Bird Discount |
Membership Discount* |
3" |
$35 |
$30 |
$5 |
6" |
$75 |
$65 |
$10 |
8" |
$85 |
$75 |
$15 |
Tank Sizes Regular Tank Space Charge Early Bird Discount Membership Discount*
3" $35 $30 ($5)
6" $75 $65 ($10)
8" $85 $75 ($15)
*Membership dues will be collected from January 15th. Completed membership forms and dues can be submitted with entry forms to receive the membership discount. See membership application for details.
●Exhibitors are encouraged to provide their own show tanks. Tanks can be purchased
from AKAS at a discount. If you are interested in purchasing show tanks please inquire
with Joan Kinney at 220-0740 by Saturday, January 31, 2009. AKAS will have tanks available on a first come first serve basis for those exhibitors that choose not to purchase a tank(s) at this time.
●Please print out the attached entry form and fill in the information. Please note: You must submit a separate form for EACH tank. Please submit the completed form(s) with payment to:
AKAS
C/O 95-481 Awiki Street
Mililani, HI 96789
DELIVERY AND REMOVAL OF KOI
●Check in of koi will be available on Friday, February 20, 2009, after 6 pm 10 pm and on Saturday, February 21, 2009 between 7 and 8:30 am. Those bringing their own tanks may start setting up at 5:00 pm. Late arrivals after 8:30 am on Saturday will not be accepted or judged.
CHECK IN PROCESS:
a. Present your entry sheet at the registration desk.
b. Registration desk will verify your tank assignment.
c. Place your koi tub/tank and net at your assigned location.
d. Place your koi bag in the tank for more than 10 minutes to adjust fish to the water temperature and then release your koi in the tank.
●All koi will be handled only by the Show Chairman's designated koi handlers.
●All entries must be left on exhibit for the duration of the show until approximately 2 pm Sunday, February 22, 2009.
●All necessary precautions will be taken by the show committee to safeguard entered koi including 24 hour monitoring. 24 hour security will be provided from Friday through Sunday. Therefore, all participants in the show will agree to hold the show committee blameless against any loss or injury to the fish. Anyone wishing to inspect their koi must contact the Show Chairman or his designee.
At the close of the show, Sunday, February 22, 2009 at 2 pm, each participant will be polled to ensure that all of their fish are in their assigned tank(s). All entrants must be present at that time to gather and claim their koi. Even though no fish should have been moved out of their assigned tanks, no koi will be allowed to be bagged or removed until all the fish are identified to the satisfaction of all entrants, and officially released by the Show Chairman. Oxygen, bags, and rubber bands will be provided and freshly treated transported water will be available.
Any koi not claimed at the conclusion of the show will become the property of the Aloha Koi Appreciation Society (AKAS).
JUDGING
Judging will begin promptly at 9 am on Saturday, February 21, 2009.
Prior to judging, the Show Chairman will verify that all of the koi are entered in their proper class and size. If an error is made, corrections of classification will be made during judging, if it is possible without disrupting the flow of the show.
During the judging:
a. Efforts will be made to allow participants to listen to the judges' comments. However, all participants and spectators must refrain from communicating with the judges.
b. All inquiries should be directed promptly to the Show Chairman.
The decisions of the Judges and the Show Chairman are final. |
CLASSES AND SIZES
VARIETIES: There will be twelve (12) class varieties:
1. Kohaku 7. Bekko, Kawarigoi
2. Taisho Sanke 8. Hikari Muji
3. Showa Sanke 9. Hikari Utsuri, Moyo
4. Utsuri Mono 10. Gin Rin
5. Asagi, Shusui 11. Tancho
6. Koromo, Goshiki 12. Long Fin
SIZES: There will be seven (7) class sizes, starting with Under 8 inches, then in four (4) inch increments with the largest size being Over 28 inches. There are no size limitations of either too small or too large. All sizes will be represented for every class.
DOITSU: There is not a specific Doitsu class. Doitsu koi may be entered into the appropriate regular scaled class, if that is the owner's preference.
GIN RIN: Koi with Gin Rin markings may be entered into appropriate Gin Rin Classification, or appropriate scaled class, if that is the owner's preference.
LONG FIN: The tail of a Long Fin will be included in the length measurement. All varieties will be judged in one class like Doitsu and Gin Rin.
AWARDS PRESENTATION
Awards will be presented at the Awards Ceremony on Sunday, February 22nd from 11 am at the show site.
There will be a short discussion of the major winners by the judging team.
Awards for the open koi competition:
(1) Grand Champion
(1) Mature Champion (Over 24 inches, sizes 6 and 7)
(1) Young Champion (12 inches 24 inches, sizes 4 and 5)
(1) Best Baby Champion (Under 12 inches, sizes 1, 2, and 3)
(7) Best in Size
Size 1: Under 8" Size 2: 8"-12" Size 3: 12"- 16"
Size 4: 16"- 20" Size 5: 20"- 24" Size 6: 24"-28"
Size 7: Over 28"
(12) Best of Variety
1. Kohaku 7. Bekko and Kawarimono
2. Sanke 8. Hikarimuji
3. Showa 9. Hikari Moyo and Hikari Utsuri
4. Utsuri 10.Gin Rin
6. Koromo and Goshiki 12.Long Fin
(1) Best Jumbo Prize
(84) First Place
Honorable Mention in select classes |
EVENT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, February 20, 2009
3:00 pm - Show Set Up
5:00 pm - Exhibitors with their own show tanks may start setting up
6:00 pm 10:00 pm Koi Check In and Registration
SATURDAY, February 21, 2009
7:00 am 8:30 am Koi Check In and Registration
9:00 am - Koi Show Judging
9:00 am 5:00 pm Koi Show and Exhibits Open to the Public
10:00 am 11:00 am Opening Ceremony
(Speech by the Chairman of AKAS, Mr. George Ariyoshi)
SUNDAY, February 22, 2009
9:00 am 2:00 pm Koi Show and Exhibits Open to the Public
11:00 am 12:00 pm Awards Ceremony
2:00 pm - Koi Show Breakdown
For vendor information please call: Guy Kmett 371-3622 or 779-9526
For show information please call: Scott Kaneko 722-2964 or Taro Kodama 366-8481
For show entry information please call: Hide 228-3519 |
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2nd Aloha Koi Show Program
Saturday
10:00 OPENING CEREMONIES
Blessing by Minister Kikuta
James Kinney to introduce himself as President of the AKAS and them introduces
Mr. Roy Ogasawara as MC.
Roy introduces Mr. George Ariyoshi (speech) and then introduces Mr. Kido from the
Japanese Consulate (speech).
Roy then introduces distinguished guest Mr. Kosaku Seki and Mamoru Kodama and
Taro Kodama. (no speeches)
10:30 TAIKO
11:00 Seminar ____Taro Kodama - Introduction of Nishikigoi.
11:30 Seminar____Dr. Riggs – Koi health 30 minutes.
12:15 Seminar____Russel Water Gardens 45 minutes.
1:00 KENDO
1:30 Seminar____Sacramento Koi – How to build a perfect pond
2:30 Seminar____Frank Seki – Talks about his trip to Niigata, Japan and visit to Koi Farm.
Sunday
10:00 Seminar____Mr. Kosaku Seki to talk about how to select Shiro Utsuri. 1 hour.
11:00 Seminar____Kodama. Does anyone really need to speak at this time. I think we
should just let everyone enjoy the Koi Show.
12:00 Award Ceremony.
Mr. Kosaku Seki to make speech and present the main awards.
Mr. M. Kodama____Comments on Koi Show.
Mr. T. Kodama_____ Closing Speech.
2:00 Show closes, break down and clean up. |
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Grand Champion Winner: Howard Unebasami |
Grand Champion Winning Koi (Kohaku) |
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Best Jumbo Winner: James & Joan Kinney |
Best Jumbo Koi (Kin Ki Utsuri) |
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Mature Champion Winner: Howard Unebasami |
Young Champion Winner: Tuyoshi Taira |
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| Baby Champion Winner: Keith Sienkiewicz |
Best in Size (over 28"): James and Joan Kinney |
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Best in Size (28"): Howard Unebasami, Jr. |
Best in Size (24"): Jim Wheeler |
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Best in Size (20"): Howard Unebasami |
Best in Size (16"): Joe Puuoohua |
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Best in Size (12"): Tennyson Foo |
Best in Size (8"): Dr. Don Harada |
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Setup and Koi Check In |
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The Koi Show |
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First Annual Aloha Koi Show
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Event
Schedule:
DATE:Friday, February 22,2008
TIME: 3:00pm - Show Set-up , 5:00pm – 7:00pm Koi Show registration
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Saturday,
February 23, 2008
7:00am – 9:00am Koi Show registration
9:00am – 12:00pm Koi Show Judging
10:00am – 11:00am Opening Ceremony
(Speech by the Chairman of AKAS, Mr. Ariyoshi)
9:00am – 5:00pm Exhibits Open to the public |
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Sunday,
February 24, 2008
9:00am – 2:00pm Exhibits Open to the public
11:00am – 12:00 pm Awarding Ceremony
2:00pm - Koi Show Breakdown & Move out |
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Sponsored by: Aloha Koi Appreciation Society , Kodama Koi Farm
Supported
by: McKinley High School , International Nishikigoi Promotion Center |
Entry
Forms |
1. This is an open koi show for all koi hobbyists. Koi dealers with
the booth space may not enter fish. All Koi entered must be owned
by and accompanied by the registered entrant.
2. The owner of the Koi must be present no later than Saturday, February
23, 2008 to submit a completed entry form at the registration desk.
Registration after February 12th is on first come and first serve
basis with no guarantee a tank will be available.
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DELIVERY AND REMOVAL OF KOI |
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Check-in of Koi will be available on Friday between 5 PM and 7 PM,
and Saturday between 7 AM and 9 AM. Late arrivals after 9 AM Saturday
will neither be accepted nor judged.
Check in process:
a. Present your entry sheet to registration desk.
b. Registration desk will verify your tank assignment.
c. Place your koi tub and net at your assigned show tank.
d. Place your koi bag in the tank for more than 5 min. to ajust
water temprature and then release your koi in the tank.
2. All Koi will be handled only by the Show Chairman’s
designated handlers.
3. All entries must be left on exhibit for the duration of the show
until approximately 2 PM Sunday.
4. All necessary precautions will be taken by the show comittee
to safeguard entered Koi including 24 hour monitoring. Therefore,
all participants in the show will agree to hold the show comitee
blameless against any loss or injury to the fish. Anyone wishing
to inspect their Koi must contact the Show Chairman or his designee.
5. At the close of the show, Sunday about 2 PM, each participant
will be polled to ensure that all their fish are in their assigned
tank(s). All entrants must be present at that time to gather and
claim their Koi. Even though no fish should have been moved out
of their assigned tanks, no Koi will be allowed to be bagged or
removed until all fish are identified to the satisfaction of all
entrants, and officially released by the Show Chairman. Oxygen,
bags, and rubber bands will be provided and freshly treated transport
water will be available.
6. Any Koi not claimed at the conclusion of the show will become
the property of AKAS.
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JUDGING |
1.
Judging will begin promptly at 9AM Saturday, February 23.
2. Prior to judging, the Show Chairman will verify that all of the
Koi are entered in their proper class and size. If an error is made,
corrections of classification will be made during judging, if it is
possible without disrupting the flow of the show.
3. During the judging:
a. Efforts will be made to allow participants to listen to the judges
comments. However, all participants and spectators must refrain from
communicating with the judges.
b. All inquiries should be directed promptly to the Show Chairman.
4. The decisions of the Judges and the Show Chairman are final.
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CLASSES AND SIZES |
1. SIZES: There will be
seven class sizes, starting with Under 8”, then in four inch increments
with the largest size being Over 28”. There are no size limitations
of either too small or too large. All sizes will be represented for
every class.
2. Doitsu: There is not a specific Doitsu class. Doitsu Koi may entered
into the appropriate regular scaled class, if that is the owner’s
preference.
3. GIN RIN: Koi with Kin Gin Rin markings may be entered into appropriate
Gin Rin Classfication, or appropriate scaled class, if thatis the
owner’s preference.
4. LONG FIN: The tail of a Long Fin will be included in the length
measurement. All varieties will be judged in one class like Doitsu
and Gin Rin.
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AWARDS PRESENTATION |
| 1. Awards will be presented
at awarding ceremoney on Sunday February 24th from 11:00 at the show
site.
2. There will be a short discussion of the major
winners by the judging team.
3. AWARDS for the open Koi competition:
(1) Grand Champion
(1) Mature Champion (Over 24”, sizes 6 and 7)
(1) Young Champion (12”– 24”, sizes 4 and 5)
(1) Best Baby Champion (Under 12” sizes 1, 2 and 3)
(7) Best in Size
Size 1: Under 8”, Size 2: 8” – 12”, Size 3: 12” - 16”
Size 4: 16” – 20”, Size 5: 20” – 24”
Size 6: 24” – 28”, Size 7: over 28”
(12) Best in Variety
1, Kohaku 2, Sanke 3, Showa 4, Utsuri 5, Asagi & Shusui
6, Koromo & Goshiki 7, Bekko & Kawarimono 8, Hikarimuji
9, Hikari Moyo & Hikari Utsuri 10, Ginrin 11, Tancho
12, Long Fin
(1) Best Jumbo Prize
(84) First Place
Honorable Mention in select classes
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SCHEDULE: February
23 and 24, 2008
LOCATION: McKinley High School (map)
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| For more information please
call at 808-623-2997, info@alohakoi.org |
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