One thing the girls got to to here was Gyotaku fish printing. Gyotaku is Japanese from gyo "fish" & taku "rubbing". Gyotaku is a traditional form of Japanese fish printing, dating from the mid-19th century used by fishermen to record their catches. The best way to do gyotaku is when a person places the fish on a wooden bench and paints one side with sumi ink. Here the kids used fish made from seashells instead of a real fish and acrylic paint instead of sumi ink.
Choosing which type of fish she wants.
Their Gyotaku fish print T-shirts.
Checking out the hermit crabs.
Sienna really loved being able to "pet" all the different marine life.
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