Tsukiji is a world-famous
fish market in the
Ginza area of Tokyo. It is so big and dense that it is really only navigable using the map available at its entrance. The most famous images from the fish market are probably of huge tuna carcases being
auctioned off for hundreds to thousands of dollars (that's tens to hundreds of thousands of yen or more). I was not "in the market" (ha ha) for tuna, but was instead searching for tsubu gai. Here are some things I saw.
The Tsukiji sign under ominous skies.
Tsubu gai
Bountiful
bonito flakes.
Wasabi.
Large crabs.
Little crabs.
And the image below was not from the market, but from my hotel room. It is the complimentary shampoo sample and its description is too good to not include.
In case you can not see it, here is what it says, "Rinse In Shampoo. Soft and sweet. Just like The autumn wind. Bring you The pathos street. You fall in nostalgia and sentimentality."
Tsubu gai
Bountiful bonito flakes.
Wasabi.
Large crabs.
Little crabs.
And the image below was not from the market, but from my hotel room. It is the complimentary shampoo sample and its description is too good to not include.
In case you can not see it, here is what it says, "Rinse In Shampoo. Soft and sweet. Just like The autumn wind. Bring you The pathos street. You fall in nostalgia and sentimentality."
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