Welcoming in the New Year — The Rikumo Journal

Welcoming in the New Year — The Rikumo Journal

Known as the king of the fish, tai enjoy a special place in Japanese folklore. Their sparkling red color, which is considered a lucky, life-giving color, has made them an especially auspicious symbol during the Japanese New Year..

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