Overview
More fish inhabit rivers and seas, giving you new reasons to explore the water. Watch how they swim, carry favorites home in buckets for a pond, or discover fish through fishing and cooking.
Things to enjoy
Explore rivers and seas
Find koi and ayu in rivers, or horse mackerel and tuna at sea. Explore different waters to encounter different fish.
Watch how fish move
Watch schooling fish and flying fish that leap from the water and glide. Look at the surface as well as beneath it to see their different movements.
Bring fish home
Carry fish in buckets. Collect favorite koi patterns or keep sea fish to create a place to watch the water.
Key features
- KoiA river fish.
- AyuA slender blue-green and silver fish schooling in flowing rivers.
- IwanaA pale-spotted headwater fish living in the cold water of frozen rivers, alone or in pairs.
- ItoA huge long-bodied predator appearing very rarely and alone in Hokkaido's frozen rivers.
- Rainbow TroutA black-spotted trout with a red-purple lateral band, schooling from ordinary rivers into frozen ones.
- AjiThe everyday fish, schooling large in lukewarm and warm oceans.
- IwashiThe little schooling fish of cold-to-lukewarm seas.
- SabaThe blue-striped migrant of cold and lukewarm seas.
- TaiThe cherry-pink king of celebratory tables, sparse in lukewarm and warm oceans.
- BuriA migrant of cold and lukewarm seas.
- KatsuoRides the warm currents in schools.
- MaguroThe big cruiser of cold oceans, over two blocks long.
- TobiuoBreaches and glides low over warm surface waters on winged fins.