Tokyo Fish Market

Review about Tsukiji Fish Markets

Photo of Alessia Horwich

Tokyo Fish Market

The Tsukiji Fish market is not for the faint hearted. It is the largest of Tokyo’s wholesale markets selling vegetables, fruit and most importantly fish. The selection of seafood is vast; it is one of the biggest fish markets in the world, and so although the market is fascinating as a tourist attraction, there is serious business to be conducted. The market is a microcosm of scooters, trucks and busy buyers and sellers and so it is important not to bring large bags or obstruct the narrow lanes between the stalls. Tourists are advised to get to the market before 9am to see the main action - you can take refuge in one of the many restaurants within the market to enjoy a sushi breakfast; so as well as admiring all the weird and wonderful varieties the market has to offer, you can taste them too.

 
Review posted 18th December 2007 by Alessia Horwich.
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