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Mr. Mizota worked for several famous Koi farms before he started his own
business distributing Koi in 1997.
He buys Koi from different breeders all over Japan; so, all Koi get tested
for KHV, SVC and other diseases at his Taiki Koi Farm. He finds this testing
vital for Koi, based on his research and experiences.
Koi are separated into the different portable blue ponds that look like
above ground swimming pools, by breeder and by date of purchase. After
all the Koi are sold out from a swimming-pool-like pond, each pond gets
washed and sterilized. This procedure is essential to safely produce a
great quality of Koi.
Mr. Mizota always says to his customers, "Please separate the new Koi from the ones you already have and keep an eye on them for at least a week".
"The preexisting fish can be killed off when you put new fish into
their pond. Many owners think that the new fish brought some disease, but
actually fish bred in different kinds of environments and water can not
survive in the same environment, so the owner has to be aware of this."
Mr. Mizota says.
Koi and their water environment have a certain balance; thus, it is well
known among Koi breeders that to release new fish into a pond could give
damage to the balance of the pre-existing fish and water.
Mr. Mizota brings in and offers Koi with the goal of meeting the safe condition
of his customer's requests. He is a reliable partner for importers.
Dec. 2007 at TAIKI KOI FARM
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These are the fish, from Taiki Koi Farm, which
received the Champion Prize at the 36th All Japan Koi show.
The Kawari Koi won 55 BU SAKURA prize, And the TANCHO SANKE won 50 Sakura
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TAIKI KOI FARM |
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3999-1, Murakushi-Cho, Nishi-Ku, Hamamatsu |
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About a 20 minute drive from the Tomei Expressway Hamamatsu-Nishi Interchange
About two hours from
Chubu Centrair International Airport |
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Facility |
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Facility at Murakushi:
Conditioning Facility
Number of ponds: 18
Facility
in Nigata: No-Ike (mud pond)
Number of production
ponds, where Taiki Koi Farm offers new Koi to and has
breeders take care of them: Numerous |
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Order & request |
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For inquiries, please send us an email. Please note that any inquires about KOI on this page can not be accepted
at the farm.
And, the delivery by door to door is NOT available. |
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Map |
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Click here, to check the location |
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The quarantine facility |
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The quarantine facility 2 |
The new quarantine facility |
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t has been about 20 years since Mr. Mizota of Taiki Koi Farm became a Koi
professional.
He has worked for several different Koi distribution agencies and currently
has his own Koi farm. He distributed Koi mainly overseas, has a great ability
to pick out a good Koi, and has won a lot of prizes at shows in Japan.
It is amazingly reliable how he goes around Japan and finds Koi for customers;
how he controls Koi's health; and how many close networks he has with breeders
all over Japan.
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