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Daily Archives: March 31, 2014

Nagoya Adventure

Mikki's Blog, The TOMiGAi BlogBy MikkiMarch 31, 2014Leave a comment

Devin and I arrived at Nagoya at around 9:30 that night. Nearly everyone who was attending the Wakagoi show this year expressed their difficulty in getting a hotel, so most everyone had to book a hotel that was about an hour away! Devin and I were fortunate enough to book a hotel only a couple…

Beppu Koi Farm – Spring 2014 Visit

Mikki's Blog, The TOMiGAi BlogBy MikkiMarch 31, 20143 Comments

Check out what greeted us in the morning when I pulled back the hotel curtains: The scenic views of Japan are so breathtaking yet so effortless since it is in their culture to remain conscious about keeping their environment and surroundings beautiful. Devin and I quickly get ready and pack our bags before heading down…

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