What You Will Do
This tour includes basic payment at Tsukiji Outside Market.
In addition to the sushi course, you can choose from a combination of your choice from Japanese sake, strawberry Daifuku, egg omelet, seafood, Japanese tea, and dashi.
These are typical Tsukiji delicacies. If you feel like having more, you can buy them as a personal expense.
The tour also includes other fun things to do in Tsukiji, such as visiting famous temples, and seafood markets, and shopping for tableware and other items. Supported by our attentive staff, this experience in Tsukiji will be one of your best memories in Japan.
Summary
Authentic Sushi Lunch
Japanese Sake tasting (3 types)
Dashi and Japanese tea-tasting
Strawberry Daifuku tasting
Several other tastings
Shopping at utensil and tableware stores
Accompanied by a guide who knows Tsukiji inside out.
English and Chinese language support
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
A staff member will be waiting for you at Exit 2 of Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, holding a board with the tour name on it.
Please come to the ground level, not the basement.
1
Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple
10 minutes
A Japanese temple with an oriental atmosphere, featuring an exterior modeled after ancient Buddhist architecture in India and other Asian countries, stained glass windows at the entrance to the main hall, and numerous animal sculptures.
2
Tsukiji Jogai Market
1 hour
The fish market has supported Japan's food culture for 80 years since its opening, with more than 400 stores lined up in a seamless row, selling a variety of products including fresh seafood, knives and other cooking tools, sushi, sweets, soup stock, and sake.
Your guide, who knows Tsukiji inside and out, will take you on a tour tailored to your wishes.
Some tastings and actual food will be provided.
3
Tsukiji Fish Market
45 minutes
A shopping center with specialty stores selling fresh seafood. Buyers from culinary establishments also visit to buy.
Visitors can get a close-up look at Japan's unique seafood, and if the timing is right, they can even watch a tuna dismantling show.
4
Namiyoke Inari Shrine
10 minutes
The shrine is located in a corner of Tsukiji Market.
Fishermen and market workers pray for safety.
You can see a unique lion statue.
5
Tsukiji Jogai Market
45 minutes
The tour concludes with a real sushi lunch. We will take you to an authentic sushi restaurant, which many of our guests have said is the best sushi they have ever had.
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