P.O. Box 893086
Mililani, HI 96789 - Honolulu County
(833) 564-5683
Kodama Koi Farm is the premier destination for quality Japanese koi fish for sale Since 1967. We are the largest importer of Koi in North America. We specialize in raising champion koi! It is our passion and purpose to carry on the tradition of enjoying and offering beauty to the world through these living symbols of peace.
About Kodama Koi Farm:
Kodama Koi Farm is the premier destination for quality Japanese koi fish for sale Since 1967. We are the largest importer of Koi in North America. We specialize in raising champion koi! It is our passion and purpose to carry on the tradition of enjoying and offering beauty to the world through these living symbols of peace.
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