Korean Koi Association?
This question has been echoing in my mind since 1992, when I began my Koi journey in the Netherlands. After my initial Koi purchases, I wanted to learn everything, especially about their wellbeing. Knowledge was scarce, and my first Koi didn’t survive long. But my passion was ignited, and on January 15, 1993, I founded the Nishikigoi Association Netherlands. The first Dutch Koi show in Arcen was not just a success; it sparked a passion that made Koi keeping one of the most beloved hobbies in the Netherlands. Now, I wonder: is Korea on the verge of a similar Koi revolution?
On April 18th, as I turn 66, nearly 31 years will have passed since that first show. Hence it is time for the endgame in Baduk terms: time to reap the fruits of our labor. As the PR Manager of the Goyang Koi farm, I am committed to elevating the Koi hobby in Korea to a higher, mature level, with indispensable support from CEO Kim Young Soo. My deep love for Korea, coupled with my passion for Koi, fuels this mission, evident at https://mantifang.com.
But now, it’s about Nishikigoi, deeply rooted in Korean Buddhist symbolism. The Koi-Dragon transformation embodies growth, perseverance, and overcoming obstacles. This metaphorical journey, often depicted in temples, forms a perfect foundation for a flourishing Koi community in Korea. https://koitalk.app is a treasure trove of knowledge, but a real Koi association offers a more human platform for sharing experiences and expertise. Together, we can elevate the quality of Nishikigoi in Korea and build a thriving community.
Korean Koi association also for professionals
The association is a networking hub. It connects breeders, suppliers, and experts, leading to new business opportunities and customer relationships. Membership enhances visibility and esteem, both locally and internationally. By participating in activities, professionals stay abreast of the latest trends and methods, crucial for improving their practices. The association can also help position the Korean Koi industry in international markets, important for exports and foreign investments. Together, we can influence regulations and policies affecting our businesses.
The establishment of a strong and active Koi association is crucial for the growth and development of the Koi hobby in Korea. Let’s work together to bring this beautiful passion to life.
Korean Koi association in formation
Here’s a first step. Let’s leap through the dragon gate and establish the Korean Koi Association. Let’s take steps to let these beautiful fish swim beyond Korean gardens.
For more information, ideas, or to share your passion for Koi, you can reach me through my social media channels or directly via email:
비단잉어 Nishikigoi Koitalk Goyang Koi farm
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As the driving force and ambassador of The Mantifang in Korea, CEO Kim Young Soo of Goyang Koifarm is the key figure for local engagement and insights.
In the midst of our passionate journey with the Korean Koi Association, a key figure stands out as the cornerstone of this endeavor – CEO Kim Young Soo of Goyang Koifarm. His leadership and vision is instrumental in bringing the beauty of Koi to the forefront in Korea. Young Soo’s dedication to Koi culture is not just about maintaining a farm; it’s about nurturing a legacy that intertwines with Korea’s rich heritage and modern aspirations.
New farms
Kim Young Soo is building a new Koi farms at Modo Island and at a new location in Goyang Si. These new farms will be not just a place; it’s a vision coming to life. Envisaged as a haven for Koi enthusiasts, it will serve as an educational hub, a breeding ground for top-quality Nishikigoi, and a meeting place for experts and novices alike. The farm is designed to be a model of excellence, showcasing how modern techniques can blend with traditional care to create a sanctuary for Koi. Kim Young Soo’s vision extends beyond the physical boundaries of the farm. He sees the Goyang Koifarm as a catalyst for change, a place that inspires others to explore the depths of Koi culture.
You can contact Kim Young Soo at: +82 1053927339
With our combined efforts, the Korean Koi Association can become a beacon for both seasoned and new enthusiasts, a symbol of growth, beauty, and community. I look forward to your participation in this exciting journey. Let’s collaborate to bring this wonderful passion to life and revive the Koi culture in Korea.