TSUKIJI FISH MARKET

I strongly believe that visiting a local market is one of the best ways of soaking up the culture and getting better insight into the culinary scene. Since fish is such an integral part of Japanese cuisine no trip to Tokyo should go without a visit to Tsukiji Fish Market, especially if you are a seafood lover. Being one of the oldest and biggest wholesale fish markets in the world a visit to Tsukiji will definitely have your senses go active. The market is sprawling, organized yet chaotic, bustling and crowded with fishmongers, chefs and ever so curious tourists; you smell fish, you see fish and you eat fish at every corner.

Photographer:
neja
Uploaded:
2016-08-25
Tags:
explore fish fish market japan market people street reportage tokyo travel tsukiji fish market work working
Camera:
Lomo LC-A (available in our shop)
Film:
Kodak Pro Image 100 (35mm)
City:
Tokyo
Country/region:
Japan
Albums:
Tsukiji fish market

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Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan’s capital, offers a unique blend of analogue charm and vibrant modernity, perfect for photography enthusiasts. The city’s traditional neighborhoods, such as Asakusa with its historic temples and narrow alleyways, provide rich opportunities for capturing the essence of old Tokyo, while areas such as Ginza and Shinjuku capture the energy and modernity of the largest urban environment in the world.

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