Tsukiji Fish Market Food Tour Best Local Experience In Tokyo

US$ 195 per person

5.00 1 review

Starting time

11AM

Duration

4 hours

Min. participants

1 Participants

Language

English- Japanese

Instant booking confirmation

Free cancellation until 48 hours before start

Discounted rates for children

What Guests Love About This Class

Knowledgeable local guide
Traditional market settings
Authentic Japanese food tasting
Insight into Tokyo lifestyle

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About

Tsukiji is one of the biggest fish markets in Japan. It is located in central Tokyo, and there are about 400 shops lining the streets selling fresh foods and kitchen utensils. Tsukiji is the best place to learn Japanese culinary culture and the history of Tokyo. In this article, we will tell you about everything you need to know about Tsukiji Fish Market as well as the best suggestions with our complete guide!

Schedule

11:00 AM Start with Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple

12:30 PM Tsukiji Jogai Market

1:30 PM Tsukiji Fish Market

3:00 PM End the tour at the meeting Point

Included Highlights

Explore Tsukiji Fish Market

Japanese Culinary Culture

Premier Fish Market in Japan

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Free Cancellation

Full refunds will be issued for cancellations made at least 48 hours prior to the activity.

Guest Reviews

5 /5

5.00

Based on 1 verified reviews

Ezgi tozluk söyük

Jan 2019

Perfect highlight of our Tokyo trip!

Washoku Club Tour with Adam was the best thing we did in Tokyo because he knows all the streets of Tokyo and he's a great guide for foodies. He introduced us with great Japanese foods that everyone should taste and also he did these in very traditional and special places to also understand the atmosphere and lifestyles of Japanese people. We tasted many yummy Japanese food. Additionally Adam is very experienced about Tokyo lifestyles , he showed us all the faces of Tokyo . Please do yourself a favor and communicate with Adam when you visit Japan. He's the best .