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Tsukiji Fish Market Food and Walking Tour in Tokyo

Tsukiji Fish Market Food and Walking Tour in Tokyo

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Experience the sights, sounds, and tastes of Tokyo’s iconic Tsukiji Fish Market with a knowledgeable local guide. Discover the deep traditions of Japanese food culture and sample the market’s best bites along the way.

Highlights

  • Taste a variety of local street foods from one of the world’s most iconic markets
  • Learn the rich history of Tsukiji and its importance in Japanese cuisine
  • Explore hidden alleys, specialty vendors, and must-try dishes with expert guidance
  • Visit the beautiful Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple
  • Gain valuable culinary insights and cultural context from your local guide

Full Description

Embark on a guided journey through Tsukiji Fish Market, once the largest seafood market in the world and still a vibrant hub of Japanese food culture. With a local expert leading the way, discover the traditions, flavors, and stories that have made Tsukiji a culinary landmark for over 80 years.

Begin your experience with a short walk to Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple, known for its unique blend of Indian and Buddhist architectural elements. Your guide will share historical context and cultural insights into this spiritual gateway to the market.

Next, dive into the energetic Tsukiji Outer Market, where over 400 shops and stalls sell fresh seafood, seasonal produce, street food, kitchenware, and specialty ingredients used by Tokyo’s top chefs.

Your guide will introduce you to hidden food stalls and long-standing vendors, explaining the role of key ingredients in Japanese cooking—from fresh wasabi and bonito flakes to rare seafood delicacies. Enjoy generous tastings along the way, carefully selected to showcase the market’s best flavors.

This walking tour blends cultural education with culinary adventure, making it ideal for foodies, first-time visitors, and anyone curious about Japanese traditions.

Itinerary

Start location options:

  • Starbucks Coffee – Tsukiji Station
    (3 Chome-15-1 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-8435)

Stops Include:

  • Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple (15 minutes)
  • Tsukiji Outer Market (50 minutes)
  • Tsukiji Inner Fish Market area (50 minutes)

End location:
Same as starting point (Starbucks – Tsukiji Station)

Pricing

From ¥5,950 per person

Includes

  • Expert English-speaking local guide
  • Guided tour of Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple, Outer Market & Fish Market
  • Historical and cultural insights
  • Curated food recommendations and market tips
  • Photos taken during the tour

Note: Food tastings are not included in the tour price. Guests can purchase snacks and street foods individually based on guide recommendations.

Meeting Point

Starbucks Coffee – Tsukiji Station
3 Chome-15-1 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-8435, Japan
Meet your guide in front of the bench outside the store, just 1 minute from Exit 1 of Tsukiji Station.

Reviews

“It was so much more than a food tour—it was a deep dive into history and culture too. Jim was a fantastic guide. Highly recommend!”

“Our guide Jim was exceptional—organized, insightful, and made the experience feel personal. The food was delicious and the stories added so much depth to the walk.”

“Naoya was amazing! He led us to food stalls we’d never have found on our own. His passion for Tsukiji and Japanese cuisine was contagious. A top highlight of our trip!”

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