About Tsukiji築地について
While the inner wholesale market moved to Toyosu in 2018, Tsukiji's Outer Market remains one of Tokyo's most vibrant food destinations. Hundreds of small shops and restaurants line the narrow streets, serving everything from the freshest sushi and sashimi to tamagoyaki (Japanese egg omelet) and matcha treats.
The Tsukiji Outer Market is a food lover's paradise, offering both sit-down meals and street food that you can eat while walking. Early morning is the best time to visit for the freshest seafood, but the market buzzes with activity throughout the day. The area also features the historic Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple, a striking Indian-style Buddhist temple.
Interactive Tsukiji Map築地インタラクティブマップ
Explore the Outer Market, restaurants, and attractions in Tsukiji with our detailed interactive map.
Top Attractions in Tsukiji築地の人気スポット
Tsukiji Outer Market
築地場外市場
Bustling market with hundreds of food stalls, sushi restaurants, and shops selling fresh seafood and kitchen supplies.
Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple
築地本願寺
Striking Indian-style Buddhist temple with ornate stone carvings, stained glass windows, and a pipe organ.
Sushi Dai Area
寿司大エリア
Famous for some of Tokyo's best sushi at market-fresh quality and reasonable prices.
Tamagoyaki Alley
卵焼き横丁
Street known for shops selling freshly made tamagoyaki (sweet Japanese egg omelet) on sticks.
Getting to Tsukiji
- Tokyo Metro: Tsukiji Station (Hibiya Line, 1-minute walk)
- Toei Oedo Line: Tsukiji-Shijo Station
- Walking: 15 minutes from Ginza
Tsukiji Quick Facts
- Market hours: Most shops open 5 AM - 2 PM, some close earlier
- Best time to visit: Early morning (7-9 AM) for the freshest selections
- Closed days: Sundays, holidays, and some Wednesdays
- Budget tip: Street food like tamagoyaki sticks cost only 100-300 yen