Some say beauty can get you far in life. That’s true this weekend, at least for our friends with fins.
Plain goldfish are often relegated to being the cheap prizes in the kingyo-sukui (goldfish scooping) challenge popular at summer festivals and fairs. Their well-bred cousins, however, have frequently been featured as motifs in Japanese art. Well now, all types of fish will get a chance to shine as a part of Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall’s Art Aquarium.
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