We analyzed the construction of telencephalon in the adult brain of goby fish, depending on the cytoarchitectural observation and distribution patterns of transcriptional factors and neurochemical molecules (Kawaguchi et al., 2019). Now, we are trying to identify the structures of diencephalon and hypothalamus in the goby brain, based on developmental origins and neurochemical traits. When a female of the same species was put in the tank where a male established a nest, the male went back from a point near the female to the nest with shaking the caudal fin in a constant rhythm, regarding that this fin vibration might be the visual signal to invite the female to the nest. The distribution pattern of c-fos positive cells was different between in the brains of the courtship male and the aggressive male. Several brain regions, which were induced many c-fos positive cells depending on the courtship behavior, showed the intense distribution of er-alpha positive cells.