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Gyotaku is an art form whose name in Japanese means “fish imprint” or “fish print,” originating in Japan and first practiced during the Edo Period (1603–1868). This technique was initially developed by Japanese fishermen to document and preserve the memory of significant or memorable catches. The prints include details such as the species of fish, its length, weight, the date and location of capture, and the fisherman’s name; these features transform gyotaku into both a personal memento and a hi