70th Nagaoka City Koi Show
The 70th Nagaoka City Koi Show was held at Yamakoshi Branch Office on 29th Oct. Unfortunately it was rainy and cloudy whole day but there were many visitors enjjoying beautiful koi and good local food.
Mr. 羅 (Hong Kong) won the Grand Champion with his Kohaku bred by Nogami Koi Farm. 6sai and 83cm at the show.
As this is the 70th anniversary show there was special prize for 70bu. This prize went to Showa Sanshoku of RS Koi Consulting (Germany), also bred by Nogami Koi Farm.
Full report will be coming issue.
Back Issues on Nagaoka Koi Show
2022 https://rinkoonline.com/issue-811/
Judges
Yamakoshi Branch Office
Grand Champion Kohaku
70th Anniversary Prize
Nogami san in action
Tanaka san of NND moving his Sanke
Some nice unique koi bred by Ikarashi Koi farm
Looks like Yellow Shusui but its parents are both Doitsu Karashi bred by Yagenji Koi Farm
Party at New Otani Hotel
Mr.& Mrs 羅
RS Koi Consulting
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