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How Japanese Fishermen Printed Fish Before Cameras! #shorts #facts #amazingfacts

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Long before cameras existed, Japanese fishermen used an incredible traditional art called Gyotaku to capture the exact details of the fish they caught. 🐟 By applying ink to a fish and pressing handmade paper over it, they created amazingly realistic prints! Discover this fascinating Japanese art, its history, and the amazing technique that looks almost like photography. #shorts #facts #amezingfacts
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