Tsukiji Fish Market Tours: What to Know Before You Go
The whole morning in one page. Which mornings it is shut, which hour to arrive, what a tour costs and what you get for the money.
Five pieces on the Tsukiji Outer Market: how to plan the morning, what to eat and what it costs, the facts that surprise people, taking children into narrow lanes, and whether a guided walk earns its fare at all. Tsukiji Fish Market Tours compares the departures themselves.
The whole morning in one page. Which mornings it is shut, which hour to arrive, what a tour costs and what you get for the money.
Twelve things sold in these lanes, what each one costs and which counter to buy it from — taken from the tasting lists of the tours themselves.
An earthquake that moved a market, a shrine with a mound raised to sushi, and a name that outlived the thing it named.
Which tours take a stroller, which cap at seven, which put the class up two flights of stairs, and what a child will actually eat here.
There is no admission ticket to buy, so the only question is whether a guide earns the fare. Here is the arithmetic, both ways.
The planning guides go further on the decisions that stall a booking — which walk, which hour, guided or alone, and what the fares are really worth. The FAQ set answers the short questions.