Nice place to explore. Beside the fish market, there is another Vegetables and Fruits Market. There are many restaurants nearby offer fresh sushi and sashimi, and these restaurant can occupy very less customer at one time, around 8 to 12 pax, therefore you will see a long que outside these restaurant. More

Tsukiji fish market is said to be a must go and only if you go to the live tuna auction in the morning. If you do not wish to get there at 4am and line up for the auction ticket, you can give the inner market a skip if you reach there by 9am onwards. Please be careful while making... More

Such an awesome market, though wet and slippery, the kids were mesmerized by all the strange creatures available there, also very fun to watch them process the giant tuna. We did not go see the auction as it was said to be more limited now. Definitely a must see. Sushi looked so good, and great prices, next time I will... More

ok, so we didn't go to the auctions... we didn't wake up in time, however the market itself is so busy, and there's so much food to eat!! lots of things to buy as well, from snacks to knives, i would love to come back again as for sushi...breakfast for 3 was £70, however the quality was amazing...and we did... More

Fruit wholesale market nearby. Must try the Japanese melon.... Very very good.... Not available outside japan More

Im not sure about the tuna auction as I didn't see it, but those coming to see whales, sharks, huge tuna's, whatever being cut up and hung from hooks are bound to be disappointed. Nothing good is up there. Most are weird see creatures which is better seen in an aquarium(fresh-er, I bet). But the sushi restaurants is worth the... More

My nephew and I spent his spring break in Tokyo traveling on a direct flight from Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Our first day in Tokyo we hired an excellent guide who took us on a whirlwind tour and taught us how to navigate the city including taking the train. She gave us very good advice if we wanted to attempt to... More

Considering the fact that the Tsukiji market is probably the world's largest fish market, it's amazingly odor-free. Be sure, when you visit, that you get there early, because the action begins before dawn and continues for only two or three hours. I can guarantee you'll see an amazing variety of fish, fresh, frozen, and sometimes alive. You'll see sea things... More

Didn't get a chance to watch the tuna fish auction, it is simply to early for me. Been to the market twice now and I absolutely love it. It's huge and there is always something happening around you. Take it easy, just stand still for a couple of minutes and enjoy the show (if you don't get run over by... More