How to Visit Toyosu Fish Market: Hours, the Tuna Auction Ballot and Everything Else
The whole morning in one page. What it costs to get in, how the ballot works, which taxi, and what the free corridor above the hall shows you.
Five pieces on Toyosu Market: how to visit it, what is inside each of the three blocks, the facts that surprise people, what to do with a jet-lagged first morning, and which of Tokyo's two fish markets you actually want. Toyosu Fish Market Tours compares the departures themselves.
The whole morning in one page. What it costs to get in, how the ballot works, which taxi, and what the free corridor above the hall shows you.
Three buildings on three numbered blocks, each trading something different, and what a visitor can see in each one.
Free entry, a ballot nobody can buy, a lawn on the roof of a fish market and a second auction almost no visitor knows about.
The one week of your life when a quarter-past-four alarm is easy, and how to use it before your body clock resets.
One of them is a working wholesale market and one is a shopping street. Both are worth a morning, and you can have both in one.
The planning guides go further on the decisions that stall a booking — which deck to aim for, going without a guide, and what the fares buy. The FAQ set answers the short questions.