The following pictures are pictures I took at the fish store. These are unfinished tanks in the store that were mostly I think used for storage or minor display tanks. Click on the picture below and it’ll open up in a new window.
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The following pictures are pictures I took at the fish store. These are unfinished tanks in the store that were mostly I think used for storage or minor display tanks. Click on the picture below and it’ll open up in a new window.
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You have no idea just how much I’m envying this.
WOW! This is totally making me miss having freshwater tanks!
WOW!!! Thats one awesome tank!!
See if every freshwater tank looked like these they might be worth having 😛
No but seriously…they look awesome!
Damn! I feel envious! If I get to visit Japan, I won’t let go of the chance to check out that store! His style is amazing! If only… if only!
cool store!
These are beautiful pictures. What is the long grass he has in the background of so many of his tanks? I’m having a hard time identifying it.
hello. i hope mr amano gets to see this.
can i ask you to teach me on planted aquarium.
i would be willing to go to japan.
please send me a message at saldie_tan@yahoo.com.
hope to hear from you.
anyone know what type of fish that is in the pic? The blue ones?
the blue ones are discus freshwater fish. 🙂
Hello,
I’m really sorry to be not as positive as you are on the tanks presented here.
It looks a bit like an Amano design, but really does not have the same quality! It doesn’t look natural; especially the stones are really badly placed…
So, is it then the Shop of Amano?? In fact, it is not! It is a shop selling ADA products but not the HQ of Amano in Niigata… The HQ, were you can see the tanks done by Amano is in a very modern building, not in the cheap construction on the picture. You have simply visited the wrong place… Sorry for you… :-((
The blue fish, if the ones in the top pic are Discus my friend.
best in small shoals a little more demanding than some to keep but very rewarding
Can anyone donate a 200 gallon fish tank to my college science department for undergraduate research? We do presentations on Takashi Amano’s tanks and we are in the process of creating our own natural environment but we are in need of a bigger tank which would enable us to expand our research. Any information will be helpful. Please email me. I am very busy with school and email is the best way to get in touch with me. Thank you very much.
jhoran@ferrum.edu
actual place you wanted to check out is this….
http://www.adana.co.jp/_e_gallery/
I’m so incredibly jealous right now. They are all gorgeous. Your very lucky
I’ve never been to either place but it seems you went to the wrong one! And I know those bullet trains arent cheap… maybe another trip to Japan is on the cards for you?
That is not the Amano store. Oh dear.
Takashi Amano,….u are the great aquascaper i ever see.
good job, really good good job,
where i can buy your books in indonesia?
i want it…..
Its really aw-some… I am just a beginner in this.. but really enjoyed watching your planted tank…
keep it up…
Traveling all the way over there, without doing some research upfront was just stupid! You visited the wrong place!
Just checking Youtube alone, would have given you hints about the “real” house of Amano.
yea…wish there was youtube though back in 2000. 😛
Jer you’re a twat. The modern building that people are posting about wasn’t open until 03. Pictures look amazing btw.
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