Tsukiji fish market, Fish market in Japan
The Tsukiji Fish Market was known as the world's largest and busiest fish market.
Established in 1935, it played a significant role in Tokyo's culinary scene for decades.
Tsukiji was famous for its tuna auctions, attracting chefs and visitors from around the globe.
Though the main market has closed, the outer market with restaurants and shops still operates.
The iconic market has been featured in various documentaries and travel shows.
Location: Tsukiji
Inception: 1935
Address: 5-2-1, Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
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