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Gyotaku – The Traditional Japanese Art of Painting Fish with Actual Fish

Wednesday, September 9, 2015 7:23
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Original article on OddityCentral.com – a blog on oddities and wacky news http://www.odditycentral.com/

Back when there were no cameras for fishermen to record their trophy catches, the Japanese came up with a unique printing method called Gyotaku. Gyo means fish, and Taku means impression, and the technique involved just that – using freshly caught fish to make inky impressions on paper.



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