Gyotaku (pronounced GHEE-OH-TAH-KOO) is an art form beginning in Japan to record the size and species of fish caught by Japanese anglers. It prevents the fish stories from getting bigger with each telling! There is no great story behind how we acquired our fish, Mrs. Otero simply picked them up at a local Sendiks, but our shirts are a story in themselves. We had so much fun painting the fish and making the prints here in our world!
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