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Welcome Fish Shaped Soap from Tamanohada, Japan Check The wooden spoon is aThis soap comes in the form of the Japanese celebratory fish, the bream! Details & Dimensions Tamanohada, a Japanese company, began making soap in 1892. A simple, round white ball of soap helped launch the company over 125 years ago. Today, a modern day version of that soap highlights Tamanohadas line of bath products. This beautiful, delicate shape was created using a process based on the wooden mold used to make the Japanese sweet called Rakugan.