A Koi with only some big scales on the dorsal and ventral site. Ah, you’re likely referring to a koi variety known for having only a few large, distinct scales. This description matches the “Doitsu” variety of koi, which originated from German carp. Doitsu koi are characterized by having large, mirror-like scales along their dorsal line and sometimes along the lateral line, while the rest of the body is scaleless. This unique scale pattern gives them a sleek and distinctive appearance. However, there is no specific variety called “Kakami” with this description. It’s possible that “Kakami” could be a regional or colloquial term for a Doitsu-type koi or another variety with similar scale patterns.
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