Tsukiji Market and Sushi Workshop
- Cuisine
- Culture
- Family
Overview
A culinary adventure through Tsukiji.
Suggested itinerary
You'll meet your guide at Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple, in front of the main entrance. Please arrive 10 minutes early with your voucher.
Welcome to the largest seafood marketplace in the world. Here people start their day long before the sun comes up, so when you arrive, the market will be in full swing.
When you arrive, it's time to discover the gems that this sprawling market has to offer, with your guide answering your questions along the way. You'll also learn all about the various ingredients you will use as part of your sushi-making experience.
Following your tour of the marketplace, you'll make your way to a local sushi restaurant to begin your course in the Japanese culinary art of sushi making.
Here you'll meet a Tsukiji sushi chef who teaches you how to make sushi with seasonal seafood ingredients. Then, it's time to taste your creations.
The tour finishes at the end of the sushi-making experience.
Important information
What is included
- National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter fee
- One-way transportation expenses from Tsukijishijo Station to - Tsukiji Station or Ginza-itchome Station (only in case of change in experience venue)
- Sushi-making experience
What is not included
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