harada tells us there's no further information on their whereabouts to date. in 1965, 300 koi were gifted to san jose from the city of okayama, japan. >> so it's actually such a privilege to continue to be part of the history of these parks in such a personal way. well, not every pond is empty. >> one out of the three is still full of koi fish that are descendants from the ones that were gifted back in the 1960s, probably about in the content right now, probably between 60 and 80 fish. we spoke with park goers to hear their thoughts. well, we were wondering what happened actually that there was no water. kiana is visiting from the netherlands and saw pictures of the park online. >> yeah, it didn't match expectations, i would say. but it's still nice though. >> soon to be oak grove high school graduate darius meza said the garden is a beautiful backdrop. he looks forward to seeing the ponds restored. >> it's too beautiful not to be up to what it could be, you know, and people come here and if they see the water, they just want to keep coming back. and i feel li

harada tells us there's no further information on their whereabouts to date.n 1965, 300 koi were gifted to san jose from the city of okayama, japan. >> so it's actually such a privilege to continue to be part of the history of these parks in such a personal way. well, not every pond is empty. >> one out of the three is still full of koi fish that are descendants from the ones that were gifted back in the 1960s, probably about in the content right now, probably between 60 and 80 fish. we spoke with park goers to hear their thoughts. well, we were wondering what happened actually that there was no water. kiana is visiting from the netherlands and saw pictures of the park online. >> yeah, it didn't match expectations, i would say. but it's still nice though. >> soon to be oak grove high school graduate darius meza said the garden is a beautiful backdrop. he looks forward to seeing the ponds restored. >> it's too beautiful not to be up to what it could be, you know, and people come here and if they see the water, they just want to keep coming back. and i feel like

harada tells us there's no further information on their whereabouts to date.n 1965, 300 koi were gifted to san jose from the city of okayama, japan. >> so it's actually such a privilege to continue to be part of the history of these parks in such a personal way. well, not every pond is empty. >> one out of the three is still full of koi fish that are descendants from the ones that were gifted back in the 1960s. >> holly about in the context right now, probably between 60 and 80 fish. >> we spoke with park goers to hear their thoughts. >> well, we were wondering what happened actually that there was no water. >> kiana is visiting from the netherlands and saw pictures of the park online. >> yeah, it didn't match expectations i would say. but it's still nice though. >> soon to be oak grove high school graduate darius meza said the garden is a beautiful backdrop. he looks forward to seeing the ponds restored. >> it's too beautiful not to be up to what it could be, you know, and people come here and if they see the water, they just want to keep coming back and i fe

harada tells us there's no further information on their whereabouts to date.n 1965, 300 koi were gifted to san jose from the city of okayama, japan. >> so it's actually such a privilege to continue to be part of the history of these parks in such a personal way. well, not every pond is empty. >> one out of the three is still full of koi fish that are descendants from the ones that were gifted back in the 1960s. >> holly about in the content right now, probably between 60 and 80 fish. >> we spoke with park goers to hear their thoughts. >> well, we were wondering what happened actually that there was no water. >> kiana is visiting from the netherlands and saw pictures of the park online. >> yeah, it didn't match expectations, i would say. but it's still nice though. >> soon to be oak grove high school graduate darius meza said the garden is a beautiful backdrop. he looks forward to seeing the ponds restored. >> it's too beautiful, not to be up to what it could be, you know, and people come here and if they see the water, they just want to keep coming back. and i