Nice fish market with a great selection of fresh seafood retailers and restaurants that sell them. The first stall we stumbled on was a guy cooking massive scallops and oysters on a grill. We had to buy it and it was delicious.
We also bought a slice of the premium Hokkaido melon, and it was amazingly sweet and juicy!
The whole market was easy to maneuver through. I never understand the No Photographs policy some shops had, as these photos are what promoted their shops to the world. Nevertheless, it was amazing seeing massive king crabs, oysters, expensive yet delicious Hokkaido melons and other variety of local catches.
The location is very central and easy to get to. Highly recommend visiting.
Tourist spot. It's super tight. Go early to avoid crowds. I did a walk through. Grabbed some dried seafood snacks. It's a small fresh seafood market. Lots of stalls and restaurants.
Open seafood market with small restaurants in the side alleys and some stalls offering food to eat along side the stall. Very fresh crabs, scallops and oysters. Some stalls have dried seaweed, fish, scallops and more.
Really exciting and true Japanese experience. The people are friendly. We had a wonderful meal of sushi with only a short wait at this tiny restaurant inside. Highly recommend a visit
Fresh market selling seafood , dry food and fruits.
There are shops providing small dine in area for cooked crabs/seafood.
Bought some big strawberry and ate at Muslim friendly menu shop there. Just be sure to be on time before the shop close.
