63rd Niigata Nogyosai Koi Show was held at Ojiya Gymnasium on 4-5th November.
Dainichi Koi Farm won the Grand Champion with the dynamic Showa Sanshoku. It’s been a while since Dainichi Showa won this title on 2006.
Also, Dainichi won the Reserved Grand Champion with the massive Tancho Kohaku. It is a big milestone that non-Gosanke won the No.2 title of the show.
Full report will be in the coming issue.
**Grand Champion and Reserved Grand Champion pictures are supplied by Dainichi Koi Farm
**Back issues on Nogyosai Koi Shows 2022
https://rinkoonline.com/issue-813/
https://rinkoonline.com/issue-814/
Judging 1
Judging 2
Grand Champion (picture supplied by Dainichi Koi Farm)
Reserved Grand Champion (picture supplied by Dainichi Koi Farm)
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GC-left
Congratulations to Team Dainichi!!
GC Showa carried to the pool
Many visitors enjoyed the show
Mr. Senichi Mano from Izumiya explaining how to appreciate koi
Torazo san with happy face
Kijiro, Ki Sanshoku, Ki Showa
New varieties appeared from Kijiro
Very rare to see Ki Bekko like this
Entry pool 1
Entry pool 2
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The way how scales are arranged
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scales
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