Synopsis

The sunfish possesses eyes that seem too small for its immense form, drifting languidly in the water with a comical grace. There is something profoundly enigmatic about this creature, an almost unreal quality evoked by its presence. Currently, Japan’s largest specimen, a magnificent individual measuring 1.8 meters, is bred and displayed at Hakkeijima Island in Yokohama. It draws visitors from across the country, drawn by the hope of momentarily escaping the demands of everyday life. What thought