Cherry Salmon (Oncorhynchus maso – Japanese 長方形シール

This illustration is part of the Japanese Stream Fish Field Guide Series, inspired by classic natural history references. A field guide–style illustration of the Cherry Salmon (Oncorhynchus masou), the anadromous form of yamame that migrates between rivers and the sea. This artwork is inspired by Japanese fly-fishing culture and traditional natural history illustrations. Cherry salmon are admired for their sleek, silver body and seasonal migration. After growing in the ocean, they return to rivers in spring—around the time cherry blossoms bloom—giving them their name. Perfect for anglers, fly-fishing enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone who appreciates freshwater fish, salmon species, and classic natural history artwork.