Savor diverse culinary delights, including fresh seafood, yakitori skewers, and Wagyu beef.
Gain insights into the artistry behind Japanese cuisine through explanations from a nationally certified guide interpreter.
Explore the intersection of Japanese culture, work life, and religion as expressed through its food.
The tour commences at the majestic Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple. It is renowned for its unique blend of ancient Buddhist architecture inspired by South Asian countries, featuring stained-glass windows and numerous animal sculptures.
Learn about the Tsukiji Market's legacy as the world's former largest wholesale fish market and its ongoing status as Japan's premier food-related tourist attraction, hosting over 360 diverse establishments.
Experience the vibrant flavors of Tokyo through an array of fresh seafood while discovering the market's exquisite seasonings, condiments, and sauces, including shiitake mushrooms, pickles, wasabi, and miso.
Delve into the precision and diversity of Japanese-style kitchen knives and other culinary equipment essential to preparing high-quality Japanese cuisine, uncovering the history of Japan's food trade.
Engage with the individuals at Tsukiji's heart, from merchants to expert knife sharpeners, enriching your understanding of the market's unique atmosphere and role in Tokyo's gastronomic scene.
Throughout the tour, a nationally certified guide proficient in Tsukiji's history and cultural significance will offer profound insights into the intricate relationship between Japanese food, culture, work life, and religion.
Confirmation will be provided within three working days.
Voucher delivery via email within seven working days.
The meeting point is specified for the start of the tour.
The tour duration is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
E-vouchers must be presented at the designated location.
The schedule may be subject to change.
It is a shared experience with multiple groups participating simultaneously.
Adherence to guide instructions is mandatory; non-compliance absolves us of responsibility for any resulting accidents.
Actual program duration may differ from the approximate time, varying by guest count and circumstances.
A minimum of two participants is required for the program.
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集合
古代の寺院から日本の食のシーンを形作る職人まで、市場の絶妙な製品の背後にある活気に満ちた文化、歴史、そして人々に飛び込みましょう。
