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Wa Kingyo LE - Goldfish Pond

Name: Wa Kingyo LE - Goldfish Pond
Rating: 4.5 (5482 reviews)
Author: Masataka Hakozaki

Relaxing water surface app.

Masataka Hakozaki · released 4 Nov 2009 · Open in App Store ↗

Revenue 30d $1,000 estimate, worldwide

Downloads 30d 1,000 estimate, worldwide

Rating 4.50 5,482 reviews

No in-app products collected for this app.

		Rating
Japan	80%4,403	4.52
United States	8%419	4.46
China	2%120	4.64
France	1%71	4.34
Canada	<1%47	4.32
Thailand	<1%47	4.77
Australia	<1%42	4.40
United Kingdom	<1%35	4.46
South Korea	<1%32	4.25
Taiwan	<1%22	4.77

Description

Goldfishes drawn on the Japanese style of painting swim elegantly. You will be surprised at their cute movement and the clear water. Please scatter the flower-shaped bait. And enjoy a relaxing time.

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Dec 2009 - No.1 Top Free Entertainment App in Japan.

The number of download over 800,000 in the world. Thank you very much!

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Video on YouTube (Full Version):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Gru8myVzQA

(Please search with these words "Wa Kingyo" on YouTube.)

Actions:

touching the goldfish

scattering bait that looks like flowers and leaves (please tap the lower right-hand corner to begin)

getting rid of the bait by tilting the iPhone

touching the water to make it ripple

making waves by shaking the iPhone

Customize:

Background (4 images)

Sound volume

In the Full Version: ***********

More backgrounds (+7 images)

More baits (+2 types)

More goldfishes (+2 colors)

More options. (Size and Number)

Sleep timer. (5-60 min)

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Theme:

"Wa" has several means "Peace", "Relaxation" and "Japan". And "Kingyo" means "Goldfish". The theme of this application is beauty and prettiness of the Japanese traditional classic art. The goldfish and background images are drawn like a Japanese traditional painting and industrial art object. The bait has a shape of the familiar flower and leaf (cherry blossom, chrysanthemum, camellia, myosotis, maple) for Japanese. Please feel Japanese mind.

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