2025 Tsukiji Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

#TokyoTravel 𝗧𝘀𝘂𝗸𝗶𝗷𝗶 𝗙𝗶𝘀𝗵 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁 #Tokyo #Japan 🇯🇵 Inviting everyone to explore the delicious food at Tsukiji Fish Market. This time, we've covered 6 shops, both savory and sweet, including famous matcha shops. Matcha Stand Maruni A famous matcha shop in Tsukiji. There was a long line, but the wait wasn't long. We ordered the Iced Matcha Latte Single Shot for 700 yen. The matcha was smooth, fragrant, and very delicate. But if you're already a matcha lover, I recommend ordering the Double Shot. I personally feel it could be stronger. Tsukiji Iroha This shop sells Daifuku. I've seen it in reviews. I happened to come across this and ordered 3 daifuku for 1,500 yen. The dough has many flavors to choose from. The dough is soft and chewy, but I was a bit disappointed with the strawberries. They didn't feel very juicy, maybe because it was the time I went. We went in late May. It would have been even better if the strawberries were juicier. Besides daifuku, they also sell fruit-based dishes. Marukita We stopped by this restaurant because of the smell. They were grilling tantalizingly right in front of the restaurant. The aroma was amazing, so inviting. This restaurant sells grilled seafood, sashimi, and rice bowls. We ordered: Salmon sashimi for 500 yen. It was fresh, but it felt like regular salmon. Uni for 1,500 yen. It was mouthwatering. It was so fresh, tender, and creamy. You didn't even need to dip it in sauce. It was so good. Grilled Hotate (Clam) for 1,500 yen. The aroma made us stop. These large, fresh, and bouncy clams were grilled to perfection. They were even seared to enhance the aroma. It was the best! If you come here, you should definitely order this. Grilled Oysters (Skewer) for 1,200 yen. I think they were scallops. They were so big I wasn't even sure if they were real. But all I know is that everything here is fresh. The grilled onions are a bit drier than the grilled hotate, but they have a more intense burnt aroma. It's a matter of personal preference, but I like both. I can't choose. Creamia A must-try ice cream for 600 yen. It's absolutely delicious! The shop is in a building, but you can see the sign out front. The ice cream is smooth, soft, and incredibly milky. It's not too sweet, with a creamy, milky, and rich flavor. The cookie cone is also amazing, with a rich, milky flavor. I don't usually like cones, but when I saw this cookie cone, I wanted to order more. Tsukiji Ushitake This skewered beef restaurant offers a wide selection of meats. They also have beef burgers and uni. I ordered the skewered beef for 2,000 yen. Despite its large size, it was incredibly tender. It wasn't tough at all, and it was perfectly juicy. Paired with wasabi, it was absolutely amazing. Makuroya Kurogin Another famous restaurant in Tsukiji. They only serve tuna. They also have sushi and sashimi. The chef slices the fish right in front of you. It was a place I almost missed because there was such a long line of people waiting. But on the way back, I happened to pass by. There was no one waiting and there was still some tuna left, so I ordered it right away. I ordered the tuna sashimi for 5,000 yen. It came in three portions: O-toro (very fatty), Chu-toro (medium fatty), and Akami (lean). I can honestly say that this was the most delicious tuna I've ever had. The meat was so tender and melted in my mouth. I loved it so much. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #TravelJapan #Japan #Tokyo #TokyoRestaurant #TsukijiFishMarket

#Domestic travel record 🍢《Tokyo/Tsukiji & Asakusa summary》 ---------------------------------------✨Tsukiji & Asakusa food tour✨8 must-try gourmet foods when you go to Tokyo🥂--------------------------------------- Early morning Tsukiji and lunchtime Asakusa☺️Introducing must-try gourmet foods when you go🙌 Tsukiji and Asakusa are very crowded, so you will definitely have to queue◎We recommend taking a leisurely stroll on a day when you have time🥰(It's takeout, so even if you queue, it's pretty fast✨) ____________ Tsukiji ______________ ✔︎ Kitsuneya《Boiled offal》open | 6:30-13:30closed | Wednesday, Sunday, public holidays The menu in the photo is beef bowl + egg topping🤤Eat standing up at the high table in front of the store🙌 ____________ Tsukiji ____________ ✔︎ Yamacho《Tamagoyaki》open | 6:00-15:30closed | None. Tamagoyaki demonstration and sales. Fluffy and hot, 200 yen per stick🍳 ____________ Tsukiji ____________ ✔︎ Aji no Hamato {fish paste shop} open | 8:00-14:30 closed | Sun. A wide variety of fish pastes (kamaboko tempura), as well as minced meat cutlets and grilled squid skewers🦑 ____________ Tsukiji ____________ ✔︎ Oideya {Japanese beef skewers} open | 8:30-15:00 closed | Wed. A5-grade Japanese beef x sea urchin, the ultimate luxury skewer😍 ____________ Asakusa ____________ ✔︎ Asakusa Menchi {minced meat cutlets} open | 10:00-19:00 closed | None. The meat and onions are delicious✨ Minced meat cutlets that overflow with gravy every time you bite into them🤤 ____________ Asakusa ____________ ✔︎ Unana {Eel rice balls} open | 10:00-18:00 closed | irregular holidays. The big eels and rice balls soaked in sauce are just the best🍙✨ ____________ Asakusa ____________ ✔︎ Imoyasu {Roasted sweet potato specialty store} open | 11:00-18:30 closed | Mondays. Perfect for eating on the go✨ Delicious crispy sweet potato chips🍠 ____________ Asakusa ____________ ✔︎ Asakusa Kokonoe {Fried manju} open | 9:30-18:00 closed | None. A deep-fried manju shop with a wide variety of flavors that draws you in✨ (They also have sakura manju in autumn and winter, so happy🌸lol) ⚠️There were many areas where eating on the go was not allowed, so please make use of the designated eating and drinking spots🐒 #Tokyo #TokyoTrip #Asakusa #AsakusaEatingOnTheGo #AsakusaGourmet #TsukijiMarket #Tsukiji Market gourmet #Tsukiji Market food tour #solo travel #travel #useful travel information #tokyo #tokyotrip #trip

#TokyoTravel Tsukiji Fish Market Tsukiji Fish Market 🦑🦐🐙It is a famous fish market in Japan. Anyone who visits Tokyo must not miss walking around and looking for delicious food to eat. 🐙🦀🦑This place is famous for being a source of fresh seafood to taste. There are many seafood restaurants. There are both sushi, sashimi, salmon, tuna, squid, uni, eel, oysters. There are both ready-to-eat and raw ingredients to buy and take home. 🎂🍵🍅🍎🍓There are also many other shops. They sell seafood, fruits, desserts, and drinks. It's very dazzling. There are many shops and many people as well. Especially on Saturdays and Sundays, there are a lot of people. There are a lot of famous restaurants. If you want to eat at a famous restaurant, you have to plan well. Because it's not just tourists like us. Japanese people also like to visit. 📍When visiting Tokyo, don't miss out on the lively atmosphere of this market.

#春summer好 Place 2024 # Tsukiji Outer Market きつねや is located in Tsukiji Market, Tokyo, close to the Tsukiji Market Station of the subway. It is a popular local beef offal shop. The store mainly sells beef bowls and beef offal bowls. It is a restaurant that mainly serves stand-up dishes. You will see many people passing by. I'm queuing up, but the table turnover is pretty fast, but the store is only open until noon, so if you come too late, you might not be able to eat! 🌟There are also a few chairs at the entrance of the store. If you are lucky, you can sit and eat. There is a large pot of braised beef offal in front of the stall. There is also a beef bowl that you can order. After you finish, you have to return it to the clerk for sorting; the types of meals are very simple. , including beef bowl, beef offal bowl, boiled beef offal, meat tofu, roasted tofu, as well as raw eggs, soft-boiled eggs, beer, etc.~ 🌟The braised beef offal also contains konjac, beef intestines, and tripe. They are all very chewy ingredients. The offal is cleaned and stewed to taste. Order a bottle of beer and it goes well with the saltier beef offal. 💕No need to specify Come to eat, but if you want to relive the feeling of Tsukiji, you can also go shopping after eating👍 📍 Tsukiji tsukiji_kitsuneya , 4-9-12 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (Hibiya Line "Tsukiji" Station, Toei Oedo Line "Tsukiji Market" Station)

📌 Tsukiji fish market 🇯🇵 Fresh food is a bit more expensive than Ueno Market, but the quality is really good, salmon, sashimi, oysters, and beer🥂🍻 are the best. The day I took the train from Tokyo Station, it was cold and rainy🌧️🌧️soaked without an umbrella. I ran to Hongwanji Temple to pray before returning to the hotel🏢🏬soaking in the onsen♨️♨️ The cherry blossoms have started to bloom🌸#sakura2024

#tokyo The former site of Tokyo’s iconic seafood market is well worth a visit and remains a must-see for any seafood lover. Although the main wholesale market have move the outer market still remain. During my trip to Tokyo, my visit to the Tsukiji outer market was one of the highlights .I ate some of the best sushi in Tokyo there.The market is like a maze of streets with different alley each alley selling various food or souvenirs. The food here alone is definitely worth the trip and it located right near the Tsukiji train station.

Today I went to Tsukiji, now Tsukiji is different from before, not as busy as before, so many people, there are fewer shops ~ But it's good to go for a walk and buy something Because I came with the elderly and wanted to find a better place to sit, I entered this sushi restaurant to eat ~ Ordered the assorted seafood sashimi platter, colorful and fresh ~😋 The seafood in the assorted seafood bowl is almost the same as the seafood platter The frozen bean curd skin is delicious ~ Japanese soy products are really delicious ~ 😋 The big-eyed chicken cooked in sauce is quite tasty, salty and sweet To coincide with the Lunar New Year, I ordered a red and white sushi #Tokyo Free Trip

I visited Gindaco near Tsukiji Market in Chuo Ward, Tokyo. Gindaco is a famous takoyaki restaurant in Japan and even in our country! Wherever you go, the large pieces of octopus and the taste is superb. It's a taste that comes to mind again 😀#takoyaki #gindaco

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Matcha Stand Maruni #Tokyo #Japan 🇯🇵 A famous matcha shop in Tsukiji. There's always a long line, but the wait isn't long. We ordered the Iced Matcha Latte Single Shot for 700 yen. The matcha was smooth, fragrant, and very creamy. If you're already a matcha lover, we recommend ordering the Double Shot for 900 yen. I personally feel it could be stronger. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #TravelJapan #Japan #Tokyo #TokyoRestaurant #TsukijiFishMarket #MatchaStandMaruni

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Tsukiji Iroha #Tokyo #Japan 🇯🇵 This is a Daifuku shop. I'd seen it in reviews and stumbled upon it. I ordered 3 daifuku for 1,500 yen. The dough comes in a variety of flavors, and it's chewy and soft, not too thick. However, I was a little disappointed with the strawberries. They weren't quite as juicy, perhaps because of the time we were there. We went at the end of May. If the strawberries were juicier, it would have been even better. Besides daifuku, they also sell other fruit-based dishes. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #TravelJapan #Japan #Tokyo #TokyoRestaurant #TsukijiFishMarket #TsukijiIroha

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Marukita #Tokyo #Japan 🇯🇵 I stopped by because of the smell. It was grilled right in front of the shop. This shop sells grilled seafood, sashimi, and rice bowls. There's both outdoor and indoor seating. Inside, there are tables and chairs, while outside, you can stand and eat. We ordered: Salmon Sashimi for 500 yen. It was fresh, but it felt like regular salmon. Uni for 1,500 yen. It was so fresh, tender, and creamy. You didn't even need to dip it in sauce. It was so good. Grilled Hotate (Clam) for 1,500 yen. The grilled scallops were fragrant and had large shells. The meat was fresh and bouncy. They were grilled to perfection. If you come here, I highly recommend ordering: Grilled Oysters (Skewer) for 1,200 yen. I think they're scallops. They're so big I'm not sure if they're real. But everything here is fresh. Grilled clams are a bit drier than grilled hotate, but they also have a more fragrant, burnt aroma. This is a matter of personal preference. I like both, and I can't choose. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #TravelJapan #Japan #Tokyo #TokyoRestaurant #TsukijiFishMarket #Marukita

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Makuroya Kurogin #Tokyo #Japan 🇯🇵 Another popular restaurant in Tsukiji Fish Market. They only sell tuna, both sushi and sashimi. The chef slices the fish fresh right in front of you. I almost missed this place because there was a long queue. But luckily, I passed by on my way back. There was no queue, and there was still some tuna left. I ordered it right away. I ordered the tuna sashimi for 5,000 yen. There are three portions: O-toro (very fatty), Chu-toro (medium fatty), Akami (lean). I can honestly say that this is the most delicious tuna I've ever had. The texture is so soft and melts in your mouth. I absolutely love it. And another highlight of this restaurant is the sauce. They also sell it for 500 yen per bottle. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #TravelJapan #Japan #Tokyo #TokyoRestaurant #TsukijiFishMarket #TsukijiFishMarket #MakuroyaKurogin

#TsukijiOuterMarket Address: 4-10-16 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0045 Recommended Points: Various Flavors and Types ◎ Not only are there the freshest seafood you can find in a market, but there's also a wide variety of other foods, like croquettes, tamagoyaki (rolled eggs), and beef bowls 👀 There's plenty to eat on the go, and you can even go inside and enjoy a seafood bowl!!! Make sure you get up early and go ☺️ Price: From ¥200 Rating: ⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎ #Tsukiji #TsukijiGourmet #TsukijiFoodWalk #DomesticTravel #TokyoTrip

#TokyoTravel Tsukiji Ushitake #Tokyo #Japan 🇯🇵 A skewered Wagyu beef restaurant with a wide selection of meats at various prices. They also offer Wagyu beef burgers, Wagyu beef sushi, Wagyu beef steak, and even uni. We ordered the Wagyu Beef Skewer (2,000 yen). It looks like a large piece of meat, but it's incredibly tender. It's not tough at all, but perfectly juicy. It's incredibly juicy when you bite into it. They also offer salt and wasabi for dipping. I personally love eating it with wasabi. I find the beef and wasabi go together really well. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #TravelJapan #Japan #Tokyo #TokyoRestaurant #TsukijiFishMarket #TsukijiShitake

I stumbled upon this Jikyeon Roasting Cafe while walking around Tsukiji Market. Japan has a lot of small, charming cafes, and while this one isn't huge, it's not incredibly small either. :) In Korea, espresso-brewed Americanos are popular, but in Japan, siphon coffee, a specialty coffee that's not common in Korea, is common in cafes. 🥰😍🤭 Siphon coffee is brewed using pressure, and it has a different charm than regular filter coffee. :) After eating and exploring Tsukiji Market from breakfast to lunch, it might be a good idea to walk over to Ginza Nishikawa Tsukiji Store for a drink. :) They were selling an avocado shake as a seasonal menu item, and it was absolutely delicious! If you like sweet coffee, you'll love this one~❤️ ✅ Ginza Nishikawa Tsukiji Store ⏰ Opening Hours: Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM 📍Address: 2 Chome-15-17 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0045 Japan 〒104-0045 Tokyo 104-0045 2-15-17 Chome-15-17 #TravelPlanning #OverseasTravel #JapanTravel #Japan #JapaneseCafe #JapaneseSensibility #JapaneseSensibilityCafe #TravelingJapan✈️ #JapanTravel✈️ #FamilyTravel #TravelDestinationRecommendation #Cafe #SpecialtyHandDrip #japan #japancoffee #tokyo #tokyotokyo

In 2018, one of the world's largest fish and seafood auction markets relocated from Tsukiji to Toyosu. While some expected Tsukiji to decline, the 400 shops outside the market continue to strive to attract visitors. Tsukiji Market is busiest from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM daily. Lines are long for seafood bowls, beef bowls, or even grilled oysters. Even the unusually hot summer in Japan this year couldn't dampen the excitement of tourists seeking adventure. The story begins with the Great Kanto Earthquake, which destroyed the Nihonbashi fish market complex. The naval land of Tsukiji was found as a starting point for a fresh start. Land reclamation began in the early Showa era, and seven years later, Tsukiji Market was finally completed in Showa 1949. It has since become one of the largest seafood auction markets in Japan, and perhaps even the world. Where there are crowds, there are vendors. Shin-Ohashi-dori and Harumi-dori have begun to develop into off-street markets, attracting fish, dried goods, cookware, and even restaurants and cafes, creating a vibrant economic community in Tsukiji. Shopkeepers say they're seeing even more customers now than before the pandemic. They offer 500-yen sashimi, 500-yen nigiri sushi, convenient to-go corn cups and tamagoyaki skewers, and fried tuna cakes. The off-street market still offers affordable prices, and its convenience and variety are attracting visitors from all over the world. 📍Address: 6-cho-me-be-part, 4 Chome, Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo, 104-0045, Japan 🚗About a six-minute walk from Tsukiji Station #SeptemberDestinations2025

The charm of Lupin, a bakery in Tsukiji, lies in its handmade breads, which exude a traditional warmth and artisanal attention to detail. 🍞 Located in the vibrant Tsukiji area, this small bakery has long been loved by locals and tourists alike, boasting a nostalgic, rustic flavor. The breads, which are lined up in the store from early in the morning, boast a freshly baked aroma and fluffy texture. With a wide selection of breads, including classic bean buns, cream buns, and curry buns, they're perfect for both snacks and breakfast. 🎶 The breads' careful attention to the flavor of the ingredients and their timeless deliciousness are sure to keep you coming back for more. Lupin's breads are also reasonably priced and sized, making them perfect for a break from exploring Tsukiji, as souvenirs, or as a snack on the go. The friendly staff and homey atmosphere make it a welcoming place, even for first-time visitors! 📍Address: 4-16-10 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0045 #TravelWithPochiKatsu

Tsukiji Croquette is a popular, freshly fried croquette specialty store beloved by many, located in the bustling Tsukiji Market. Its greatest appeal is its wide variety of playful and creative croquettes. One of these, the "Mentaiko Monjayaki Croquette," is a dish packed with the unique ideas and flavor you'd expect from Tsukiji Croquette. 💗 The creamy batter of monjayaki and the tangy umami of mentaiko are perfectly matched within the crispy batter, making every bite a taste of both nostalgia and newness. The salty mentaiko that fills your mouth, the gentle flavor of monjayaki, and the fluffy texture of the potatoes encasing it all combine to create a satisfaction you won't find anywhere else. Enjoy it casually as a takeout snack, perfect for a break from your Tsukiji stroll or as a snack while you're out and about! 🎶 The classic croquettes are delicious, of course, but savoring a Tsukiji-inspired dish like the "Mentaiko Monja Croquette" will allow you to fully experience the joy and depth of Tsukiji's cuisine. 📍Address: 4-13-9 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0045 🕰Hours: 9:30-14:00 (Closed Wednesdays) #TravelWithPochiKatsu

Founded in 1934, Marutake in Tsukiji is a long-established tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) specialty shop beloved by many. Its appeal lies in the traditional flavor and craftsmanship that have been preserved over the years. The fluffy, slightly sweet tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) is a simple yet profoundly delicious treat. The carefully layered eggs melt gently on the tongue, releasing the exquisite flavor of the dashi stock and the natural sweetness of the egg. One of the unique pleasures of Marutake is being able to watch the tamagoyaki being prepared right at the counter. The skilled hands of the chefs and the aroma rising from the omelet are sure to whet your appetite. Not only can you enjoy freshly baked tamagoyaki on the spot, but it's also popular for takeout, and you'll often see tourists and locals lining up to get your omelet, a sight unique to Tsukiji. This is the perfect snack to satisfy your hunger while walking around, or as a souvenir. 🎶 Marutake's greatest appeal lies in its gentle, nostalgic flavor and the traditional delicacies passed down along with the vibrant atmosphere of Tsukiji. 📍Address: 4-10-10 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0045 🕰Hours: 4:00 AM - 1:30 PM #TravelWithPochiKatsu

Tsukiji Market is Tokyo's most iconic food haven, offering everything from fresh seafood to traditional snacks. The market boasts a diverse array of stalls, offering everything from fresh sushi and sashimi to piping hot tempura, ensuring every bite is a true delight. In the morning, savor a bowl of fresh seafood donburi, served with soy sauce and wasabi. Don't miss the market's food stalls, too, offering mouth-watering street food like fried fish balls and takoyaki. The vibrant atmosphere of Tsukiji Market, interwoven with the cries of vendors, evokes a rich sense of Japanese market culture. Although the main fish market has relocated to Toyosu Market, the surrounding shops and restaurants retain their original charm, attracting countless visitors. For food lovers and cultural explorers alike, Tsukiji Market is a must-see Tokyo landmark. #Tsukiji

#SummerCampaign This is a must-visit restaurant for your summer Tokyo trip! 🎶 ━𝙄𝙣𝙛𝙤━━━━━━━━━━ 📍Kasagawa Suisan 4-9-10 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 🚋Tsukiji Station ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ A 5-minute walk from Tsukiji Station, Kasagawa Suisan Enjoy a delicious seafood bowl! It's easy to find, as it's located on the corner of an intersection. 👀 The first floor has counter seating and outdoor tables, while the second floor has multiple table seats. The restaurant has a modern, relaxed atmosphere. After ordering and paying at the register on the first floor, a staff member brought it up to the second floor. ✨ The seafood is shining! 🐟🥢 ✅Kiwami 2-Kind Bowl (Salmon Roe, Sea Urchin) ¥4,200 A gorgeous salmon roe and sea urchin bowl! The seafood bowl also comes with miso soup. 🥣 The sea urchin is smooth and not at all harsh. An elegant flavor! The sweetness fills your mouth. The crunchy texture of the salmon roe is also a delight! ✅Luxurious Three Types of Tuna Bowl (Otoro, Chutoro, Akami) 　2,400 yen This popular seafood bowl is luxuriously topped with otoro, chutoro, and akami tuna. ♪ A stunning view from above! The bowl is completely covered in tuna. 🍣 Enjoy the differences between the three types. This seafood bowl is also attractive because it comes with red vinegar rice! The rich, savory flavor of the red vinegar, combined with the luxurious toppings, makes me incredibly happy. 😇 lol ✅Medium Fatty Tuna Skewers: ¥1,000 ✅Otoro Tuna Skewers: ¥1,500 I also recommend the tuna skewers for a gourmet walk. ♪ Tsukiji is a great place to eat, so it's fun to hop between restaurants with these skewers in hand. ✨

Let me know in the comments (^^) What foods do you recommend in Tsukiji? I want to try a variety of things! Please tell me your recommended foods (^^) Please leave a comment! #CommentCircle

“513BAKERY” charms with its “community-rooted friendliness” and “deliciousness and fun that make you want to eat every day”☀️ The biggest appeal is its wide variety of breads. From fluffy, chewy bread that’s their pride, to freshly baked curry bread, cream bread, savory bread, sandwiches, and more, the variety is so broad you won’t get tired of coming every day. They also offer many seasonal items and original breads made with local ingredients from Mie Prefecture, always providing fresh surprises. Another attraction is the excitement that both kids and adults can enjoy. There are cute animal-shaped breads, bread festivals, limited-time events, and it serves as a relaxing spot for the local community. Prices are reasonable, packed with the joy of choosing together as a family. Committed to freshly baked goods, the store is filled with the savory aroma of bread from morning, and the warm service from the staff gives a comforting and reassuring feeling. It’s a perfect bakery for your daily breakfast, snacks, or gifts🍞 “513BAKERY” is a bakery full of community love and passion for bread-making, where anyone can casually stop by and smile with delicious bread. 📍Location: 🕰️Business Hours: 10:00-19:30 (Closed on Sundays)

A real 2-night, 3-day trip to fully experience food and culture A trip to Tokyo that only adults can do✈️🗼 Please refer to this plan😙 🕛 Lunch: Meet at Tokyo Station → Tsukishima Monja Eating Tour Eat one monja at each store, one bowl at a time! I thoroughly enjoyed the different tastes of monja at each store and the atmosphere of each store! First experience! I had no idea monja was so diverse! I was surprised and had a lot of fun! 🌙 Dinner: Sushi feast at Tsukiji Enjoy your favorite toppings in Tsukiji without worrying about the price😘 This is adult Tokyo~♡⃛ The feeling of happiness that melts in your mouth with sake is exceptional🍣 🏡 Stay at Airbnb for good value Hotels in Tokyo are expensive, but you can stay with a large group and it's comfortable and reasonable! When you actually stay there, you can live like a local and your satisfaction with the trip will increase! 🚗 Next day: Katsuura morning market After drinking stylish coffee☕️ at Katsuura morning market To eat delicious fish in Katsuura! It seems that Katsuura morning market is very hot right now🔥 A relaxing morning market worth visiting🙆♀️ 🍜 On a tired night, take a break with ramen on the way Since I was tired, I stopped by the outlet on the way back for dinner A bowl of ramen to relieve the fatigue of traveling. 🌅 Last day: Interacting with foreign tourists in Asakusa from the morning The crowds in Asakusa are bustling with tourists, but I played a game of guessing where foreigners are from and talked to them, and interacting with them in a way that I don't usually do added color to my trip. 🍻 Cheers at Hoppy Street for a drink in the afternoon I had a drink while feeling the local atmosphere on the lively Hoppy Street from the daytime. It was a relaxing time that was fitting for the end of the trip. #Absolutely free trip #Shinagawa #Tsukishima #Tsukiji #Katsuura #Asakusa #Hoppy Street #Tokyo trip #Adult trip #School trip #Tokyo gourmet #Food tour #Sake

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⸻ 🐟 1. Morning – Tsukiji Market Tuna Food Tour • How to get there: 1-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line ‘Tsukiji Station.’ You can reach it within 30 minutes from central areas like Shinjuku and Ueno. • Recommended spots: • Sushi Zanmai Main Store: Lively atmosphere from the morning! Popular for tuna otoro sushi and 3-piece assorted sets. • Tsukiji Yamacho: The tuna sashimi rice bowl sliced right on the spot is a masterpiece. • Grilled tuna tail is a must-try delicacy when you visit Tsukiji! • Atmosphere: From early morning, the merchants’ shouts are lively, and narrow alleys are lined with seafood shops and food stalls. There are more locals than tourists, giving a truly authentic ‘market vibe’! ⸻ 🍈 2. Morning Snack – Melon Dessert Time • Tsukiji Melon Bread (MELON PAN Ice): A popular snack with crispy melon bread filled generously with vanilla ice cream. The combination of warm + cold is surprisingly perfect! • Marion Crepe or Musumenomise: The fresh melon parfait, made by halving a whole melon and filling it with cream and jelly, is also a stunning visual! Be sure to take a photo before eating 📸 • Tip: If you go before 11 AM, you can enjoy it leisurely without waiting. ⸻ 🚉 3. Afternoon – Tokyo Station Marunouchi Photo Shoot • Transport: About 10 minutes by train from Tsukiji Station • Take Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line → Ginza Line → Tokyo Station • About a 30-minute walk as well; recommended if you like strolling! • Plaza in front of Tokyo Station Marunouchi Exit: A place where classic red brick buildings coexist with modern skyscrapers. Especially beautiful for photos in the afternoon to sunset hours. • Photo shoot points: • Front shot right in front of Marunouchi Exit • Turn your head behind the station with skyscrapers as the background • Sentimental shots when the lights turn on at dusk!

Discover the perfect blend of sophistication and culinary delights in Tokyo with a 2-day itinerary featuring Ginza's upscale boutiques and Tsukiji Market's fresh seafood paradise. Experience the harmony of tradition and modernity in this ultimate getaway. Embark on a journey that captures the essence of Tokyo's elegance and Japanese gastronomy! 🛬 DAY 1 – Begin Your Sophisticated Tokyo Adventure in Ginza 📍 Strolling & Shopping in Ginza From Chanel and Dior to Uniqlo, and traditional department stores like Mitsukoshi and Matsuya, Ginza offers a premium shopping experience paired with Japan's renowned hospitality. ✔️ Travel Tip: Visit the rooftop garden at Ginza SIX for free! It's a serene viewpoint amidst the bustling city 💡 🍣 Lunch – Sushi Omakase in Ginza Ginza boasts many reasonably priced lunch omakase options, such as Sushi Shin and Sushi Takao. Savor fresh seasonal fish and expertly crafted sushi to kick off your culinary journey. 🛏️ Hotel Check-In Recommended accommodations within walking distance of Ginza Station include The Blossom Hibiya and Hotel Musse Ginza. These clean and modern business hotels are ideal for solo travelers. 🌃 Evening – Enjoy Ginza's Nightlife GINZA 300BAR: Affordable cocktails Tokyo night views from the rooftop of Tokyu Plaza Wrap up your evening with yakitori or a casual izakaya experience. 🐟 DAY 2 – Start Your Morning at Tsukiji Market 📍 Tsukiji Outer Market Immerse yourself in Tokyo's authentic food scene. From fresh tuna sashimi and tamagoyaki to seafood skewers and uni rice bowls, every bite is a precious morning treat. ✔️ Recommended Dishes: Fatty tuna sashimi, grilled seafood skewers, sea bream ochazuke ✔️ Visit between 7–10 AM for fewer crowds and fresher offerings! ☕ Coffee Break Near Tsukiji Explore cozy roastery cafes in the alleys near the market. Enjoy a cup of coffee like a local to end your trip on a relaxed note. 🚅 Head to Tokyo Station or Haneda Airport for departure or your next destination. 🗺️ Itinerary Summary DAY 1: Arrive in Tokyo → Ginza shopping & lunch → Hotel check-in → Night views & bar hopping DAY 2: Morning tour of Tsukiji Market → Coffee break → Departure or onward travel

This time I booked an omakase online, and chose 12 pieces of sushi plus a hand roll, a set meal of 9200 yen including tax; drinks are not included. It is equivalent to about 500 Hong Kong dollars. Since we don’t understand Japanese, the sushi chef will show you what sushi you are eating. Every piece of sushi is delicious, and the most impressive thing should be the hole, the feeling of melting in the mouth🤤. Another piece of shrimp will be different for male and female diners. The lady’s will help you cut it into two pieces, but the men’s side will not, maybe because they think that women will be more polite when cutting it. This is very attentive. I highly recommend everyone to go😁 📍Address: 〒104-0045 Tokyo Chuo-ku Tsukiji 4-chome 14-1 モンテベルデ竹地 💰Average consumption per person: around 500 yuan (depending on the set meal)