Gyotaku by Naoki is an artist’s studio in Kaneohe, on Oʻahu, where you can see work in the traditional Japanese art of fish printing. A visit can include a personal introduction to Naoki’s practice and examples of his prints, which connect the forms of fish and nature with Hawaii. The studio is at 46-022 Alaloa St. Call ahead to arrange a visit, as it may not always be open to visitors.
Gyotaku in the studio
Gyotaku is a traditional Japanese art of fish printing. At Naoki’s studio, you can see examples of his work and learn about the practice from the artist. His prints draw on nature and his fishing experiences.
Art to take home
The studio has pieces that connect visitors with Hawaii. If you are considering a print as a memento, ask about specialty-made frames. You can also ask about customized surfboards featuring fish paintings.
FAQ
Where is Gyotaku by Naoki?
The studio is at 46-022 Alaloa St in Kaneohe, on Oʻahu.
Should I call before visiting?
Yes. Call ahead to arrange a visit, as the studio may not always be open to visitors.
What kind of art can I see?
The studio displays Naoki’s work in gyotaku, a traditional Japanese art of fish printing.
Can I ask about custom work?
You can ask about specialty-made frames and customized surfboards featuring fish paintings.
