#kingyobu

[zegalba]

Kingyobu (Goldfish Club) are the Japanese art collective transforming Osaka's obsolete phone booths into aquariums filled with goldfish (2011)

[zegalba]

Kingyobu, ("goldfish club") repurposes old phone booths into public fish tanks in Osaka, Japan (2011)

[marcolikestowatch]

Retro phone booths transformed into goldfish aquariums by Kingyobu Osaka, Japan

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[mademoiselleclipon]

Kingyobu / Retro Phone Booths Transformed Into Massive Goldfish Aquariums

[therealzoschmo]

Artist kingyobu transforms phone booths all over Japan #fish #art #fishtank #streetart #kingyobu

[flipermag]

FLiPER MAG 線上潮流雜誌 - 時尚．街頭．潮流 上的新文章

Fliper Mag 的新文章 http://flipermag.com/2013/05/11/gold-fish-phone-booth/

讓你路過也忍不住打電話的魚缸電話亭

Kingyobu一個由京都造型藝術大學的五個學生所組成的小團體，Kingyobu的意思就是"金魚組"。他們有天突發起想，決定將大版的數個電話亭灌水並放入金魚。

金魚象徵了快樂、好運，和繁榮，他們的行動讓大版增添了一些趣味，並減少了幾個公共電話亭（無誤）。

超人表示：這樣以後應該去魚缸裡變身嗎？

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（本文轉載自放泥就可）

[slowartday-blog]

Wouldn't you love to stumble across this on your way to work? A group of art students in Japan known as Kingyobu have repurposed old phone booths into goldfish aquariums across Osaka, Japan.

[dib5]

Donning red jumpsuits, the Japanese art collective known as Kingyobu (‘goldfish club’) have been installing Gold Tele, goldfish phone booth aquariums, throughout Osaka, Japan as part of the city’s Canvas Project art festival. According to Spoon & Tamago, the group’s first goldfish-filled phone booth was created at this art festival in 2011. Kingyobu consists of Kyoto University of Art and Design students who formed the group in their second year of study.