That’s right, Tsukiji fish market came about because the Japanese royalty didn’t eat enough fish. Lucky for us then! Once again, Tsukiji will be moving to another location – Toyosu, which is some 2 km ...

Following years of delays and plenty of controversy, Tokyo’s Tsukiji wholesale fish ... market before sunrise, find a hotel in Toyosu or Odaiba. Entry into the Toyosu market is free for all ...

You don’t have to be a sushi connoisseur to enjoy the Tsukiji Outer Market, which offers an unforgettable experience. Even before Tokyo’s international wholesale fish market – the largest in ...

Kiyoshi Kimura paid a lot of money for this bluefin tuna, the first one auctioned off at the Tsukiji fish market in 2013 ... the purchase of such a fish is free advertising for the winner.

he famous Tsukiji ... admitted for free. By 2 a.m. the market was already at full capacity, with visitors eagerly awaiting the start of the auction. The world’s largest fish market was ...

The beloved wholesale fish market may ... instead – it’s free, so why wouldn’t you? Kaisendon (sashimi over rice) is probably still the single most popular meal in Tsukiji, and Marukita ...

Blocks away from the glitzy shopping district sits the Tsukiji fish market. Tsukiji is not only the largest fish market in Japan, it’s the largest anywhere, says Theodore C. Bestor, a professor ...

Following years of delays and plenty of controversy, Tokyo’s Tsukiji wholesale fish ... market before sunrise, find a hotel in Toyosu or Odaiba. Entry into the Toyosu market is free for all ...