In this documentary we follow Tony Pitham, Martin and Marc. With a Japanese koi fish costing $100,000, they participate in the largest and most important competition in the world in Japan. That it would not be easy to win the 1st prize quickly became clear in 2005 when they lost the competition with a beautiful "Maruten Kohaku", a white and red Japanese koi fish.

Discover the incredible story of a $100,000 koi fish that became the best in the world. From humble beginnings to international recognition, this fish has an amazing journey. Watch the video to learn more about this rare and prized koi fish!

In 2006 she returned to Japan where, with more money and better relationships with the koi breeders and their broker, they hunted to win the biggest prize. In this compelling video we talk to Tony who, almost 20 years later, has a Koi business in the Middle East. From here he will try to realize his dream and make a bid for a second title.

This is the full documentary of "How the East was won".

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Credentials:
Production: New Vision Productions
Written by: David Standen
Narrated by: Tim Caira
Camera: Nik Read
Executive Producers: Tony Pitham, Mark Crampton, Martin Plows.
Rights: Martin Plows

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:04 History of Koi
05:55 Sakai Fish Farm
09:18 Why are Koi Expensive?
11:22 Mark Crampton & Martin Plows
17:45 The $100,000 Koi Fish
28:01 New Contender(s)
33:56 Buying a second Koi
44:19 Can they Win?
52:29 The Results

With a big thanks to Koi Water Barn Dubai

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