Tsukiji is divided into two areas.
The outer and inner markets. We started from the outer market. It’s filled with grab-and-go snack stands, 
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retail shops and restaurants cater to the public. 🚛
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Then we went to the inner market. 
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We were lucky to see how a professional cuts a whole huge Maguro(tuna) at the market!
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This is the area where the business of commercial seafood transaction actually takes place. 
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We then moved to the cooking studio. We made three recipes: miso soup, a traditional Japanese omelette, and sushi.
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I was happy to see people from other countries enjoying Japanese culture. 

This was a great experience, would highly recommended!







Tsukiji Fish Market Tour + Sushi Roll Cooking