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(V)o￥o(V) 〈ｽﾞｰﾜｲｶﾞｰﾆ1月 10, 2016
ここに5回以上来ました
日本一の魚市場。間もなく豊洲に移転。外市場は築地に残る。
酢橘塩辛　鴨南蛮10月 19, 2013
ここに50回以上来ました
セリの見学は早朝です。予約なし。現地受付。定員制です。オンシーズンはかなり早くから定員となるそうです。
むからみ12月 25, 2015
海鮮特にマグロなどがおすすめです。食料品以外にも箸や包丁といった調理器具なども扱われています。
黒箱12月 20, 2015
大賑わい、海の幸の宝庫。美味しい物がたくさんあります。
志麻4月 27, 2015
仲卸売場の立入りは午前９時～午後２時まで。足もと滑りやすいので気をつけよう。一部石畳あり。
Fuyuhiko Takaya12月 17, 2016
いまさら「豊洲」ブランドなんて確立するのムリポだしさ、もう、別に移転しなくってもこのままでいいんじゃないかと一瞬思ったｗ
jpntaxi@KEN10月 5, 2014
ここに10回以上来ました
場内も楽しいけど場外を発掘するのも楽しいです！但し場外はハズレもあるので注意！
kanakana6月 26, 2010
ここに10回以上来ました
日本最大の魚市場。東京都内に11か所ある東京都中央卸売市場のひとつで、その規模は世界最大。東京のみならず日本を代表する卸売市場。
🐑1月 15, 2013
意外に(^.^)イケメンさんがたくさん働いてます♡
OQU3月 17, 2010
ここに100回以上来ました
料理を食べにくる場所じゃなくて、料理のために訪れる場所。築地=美味い。と思い込んでくると、いいようにカモられるので要注意。by市場の中の人
薄洋祐10月 30, 2012
ここに100回以上来ました
こちらの通路に居る警備員は特に、外国人観光客の方に厳しいです！
Jun Ishida12月 30, 2014
凄い人混みだけど買い物楽しいね！
Daisuke Fujita10月 12, 2016
もうすぐここもサヨナラ
政明眞田3月 17, 2015
ここに100回以上来ました
朝早くからやってます（笑）(⌒▽⌒)
Tan Momo3月 28, 2016
場内にも場外にも様々な飲食店があります
Yuji Ichiyoshi11月 6, 2015
ここは、移転するらしい。
Hiroshi Tohei3月 19, 2016
激混み。。。おいしそうなものが行列
Hiroaki Nakazawa2月 20, 2010
沢山魚があってとにかく面白い。だけど、行く時は汚れてもいい格好じゃないと駄目ですよ～
Shintaro Onuma11月 30, 2011
ここに5回以上来ました
男:小3 大1(洋式) 誰でもトイレ有り
まいるくん8月 8, 2011
観光に来るのはイイけど売り場で騒ぐと邪魔
Tomoyuki Osawa11月 19, 2010
カツカレーの豊ちゃんによく行きます。続きを見る
ruuw2月 8, 2010
魚だらけ
George Joseph6月 16, 2013
Get here well before 4:30am to see the tuna auctions. Note: Trains don't run at this time + they only take a limited amount of people so getting here earlier is better. Once in a lifetime experience!
Dens2月 20, 2015
Seek out the biggest fish head you can find and take a photo with it. If you can beat this one, tweet me @dens.
Shawn Cheng4月 18, 2014
Tuna Auction: By 3:30 we were already in group two. Cabs will not know to drop you. Make sure you lead them to the blue dot. Took us 30 minutes to find the entrance.
Artyom Fedosov7月 26, 2016
Weird part of city sightseeing. Come at morning, take a look on this fish hell and then taste the most fresh sushi in your life near.
Victoria Gonzalez3月 2, 2015
If you don't care about the fish auction, you can sleep in and go get yourself some delicious sushi for breakfast once the crowd has lessen around 10am
Karl Warden4月 3, 2017
This place is awesome. We did not get in line at 2:30am for the tuna auction at 5:45 or whenever it starts BUT the food here is incredible! I especially loved the place in the photo called Matakoiya.
The Ritz-Carlton7月 29, 2015
This is one of the largest fish markets in the world, famous for its tuna auction. Morning visitors will see the market in its prime, vibrant with buyers.
Travel + Leisure2月 21, 2014
Locals form long lines to sample market-fresh fish at Sushi Dai, but there are plenty of other options. Enjoy sashimi at Nakaya, oyako donburi at Torito, or croissants at Orimine Bakers.
Russell Hirschorn8月 6, 2015
The main attraction is the sushi restaurants, there are two alleys. Make sure to get there early or you will wait on some seriously long lines for the famous places. Walk to Ginza after.
Chai Latte1月 9, 2017
Come and choose a sushi shop to get fresh sushi meal here! No need to wait for 1-2 hours to get in those famous shops. The very first Yoshinoya gyudon shop is also in Tsukiji Market!
Betony Kelly3月 14, 2015
Don't worry if you're not hardcore enough to make the tuna auction at 5am. The wholesale market is still fascinating. Just be respectful and don't get in the way!
Simple Discoveries3月 31, 2016
Wake up really early (or don't sleep) if you want to hit the Tuna Auction as only 120 spots available. A 3am arrival got us there just in time!
Ronak Daya10月 29, 2016
Skip going for the auction and go around 9 to explore. Try a bit of everything and take in the sights, before heading for a sushi breakfast
Ailie Chang5月 13, 2016
You have to decide if you want to be first in line to see the Tuna Auction or eat at Sushi Dai. We chose auction and got there at 2:30am and were 60/120 ppl. After auction, Sushi Dai line was SO long!
naveen6月 21, 2011
you only get once chance to see the tuna catches early in the morning (and to get kicked out promptly by security), but it's an experience you just have to add to your life to-do list
Jon Steinback11月 23, 2011
Go at the crack of dawn (like a bit before 5.30am) any day for the tuna auction, get a bowl of tuna sashimi at a stall, and then go take a nap at the hamarikyu botanical gardens nearby.
Paul Jueckstock9月 5, 2015
The freshest fish & sushi/sashimi anywhere. So delicious. Get there early and stroll through the outside market. The wholesale / inside market is open to tourists after 9am.
Brian Boelt11月 17, 2016
If you miss the Tuna action, you can still see the fish mongers at work even at 9 am. A must see and do in Tokyo.
Jessie Lee3月 26, 2015
You can not come to Japan and not visit the local fish market! The fish auction starts before sun rise. Some shops cuts the tuna in front of the shops before noon. It's good to walk around before noon
Tony Xerri11月 25, 2013
The craziest Japanese experience I've ever encountered. They do not give two sh!ts about you here, in a good way of course. Watch out for moving carts and explore various species of fresh fish!
K B9月 28, 2018
Very enjoyable couple of hours wandering around the market but as I went Saturday lunchtime it was incredibly crowded with huge long lines for almost every sushi shop. Many places had sold out too
Epicurious8月 24, 2010
Two counters at this enormous, crowded market stand out above the rest: Sushi-Dai and Daiwa Sushi. This is the freshest sushi you will ever try, and the immense variety will impress you too.
Teresa9月 8, 2015
The wait at Daiwa sushi was only around 40 mins (little compared to next door). Our chef was very personable and adorable, and the chef's special was absolutely delicious!
Matt Ta-Min4月 2, 2016
World famous fish market with lots of sushi bars & shops on one side. Pretty much all of them will serve you better sushi than you'll get anywhere in the world. Lots of knife & ceramics shops also.
Epicurious3月 19, 2015
Early morning is prime time to taste the fish fresh off the boat, plane, or train. There are sushi counters that are considered not just the market's top spots but among the best in all of Tokyo. 続きを見る
Kaitlyn Reed10月 5, 2018
The first 100 people who line up before 4am get access to the auction. If that's not your thing, get here after 9am and enjoy sushi for breakfast and a walk around the fish vendors.
Cailin Lim6月 5, 2016
Contrary to common belief that you have to come here real early for sushi, there are many restaurants that operate for the dinner crowd. Sleep in if you are only interested in the sushi.
@JaumePrimero6月 23, 2013
Tsukiji is a MUST. Top five places I visited in Asia. Sushi for breakfast at dawn, watch the auction and your jaw drop because you will be consuming the freshest fish you've ever had in your life.