I still have piece of that plant, and the flower color varies from year to year. I guess a function of temperature? At any rate, this is just a hybrid with some other Vanda species, and should not be considered a "real" fuukiran. Many plants like this are produced en masse and sold at relatively cheap prices in retail nurseries. It would be fun to go peruse the greenhouses of Seed Engei and pick out cool looking ones, but they aren't open to the public. BTW, the naming of plants is pretty loose, so they can be named just about anything the grower fancies. The process of registering a recognized fuukiran is much more involved.