Tokyo sushi & sashimi (seafoods)

Must visit sushi place in Tsukiji Market – Sushi Dai Tsukiji Market is the one of the most well know fish markets in the world.  You can see actual trading which attracts many tourists from abroad. The market is divided into two different areas: the inside market (for whole sellers) and

Tsukiji market is popular with foreign tourist as the biggest fish market in Japan. The area is divided into inner market, which is for traders purchasing, and outer market, where many shops exist for visitors. At inner area, the serious business is ongoing, so tourist should be careful not interrupt.

After enjoying delicious seafood at Tsukiji fish market, how about taking a walk around Tsukiji? There are Japanese style garden named “Hama-rikyu garden” where you can look at many Japanese trees and flowers, and “Kachidoki-bashi Bridge” which has a long history since 1940. Also renewed “Kabuki-za” is worth visiting. After

Tsukiji Market is Tokyo’s biggest wholesale fish market.  The market is divided into separate areas for fish buyers, who are there for the auction, and for visitors to enjoy the fresh food.  If you’re going to visit the market, it is advised to not stop and watch the

Tsukiji Market is by far the largest wholesale market in Tokyo area. The market has two sections, the inner wholesale market where has limited access to tourists and the outer retail market where visitors can enjoy delicious sushi. If you ever get a chance to see the inner market, please

It’s common for visitors to want to visit a local club whenever they travel. Once you dance the night away, you become hungry afterwards. Therefore, whenever you go spend the night out, it’s best that you research for a good nearby store beforehand. We have picked up some

Kaisen Misakiko is sushi go round restaurant, famous for its big fresh seasonal sushi. At this shop you can experience eating many different kinds of sushi! If you are traveling to Tokyo, come visit Kaisen Misakiko located in Ningyocho, Tokyo. Only a 2-5 minute walk from Ningyocho Station. In this