An Early-Morning Trip to Tsukiji
Tien Mao visited Japan earlier this year and just posted photos from an early-morning trip to Tsukiji Fish Market, the world's largest wholesale seafood market, where millions of dollars and tons of fish pass through in the early morning six days a week. If you love food, it's definitely one of the places you have to see when you visit Tokyo. I don't know when I'll be there next, but I do know these red tentacles are making me really hungry.
Related: Rion Nakaya also has a lovely set from Tsukiji, taken two years ago. For more market scenes, check out her photographs from Bilbao's Riverside Meat Market and Fish Vendors.
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2 Comments:
For an audio postcard from the Tsukiji fish market auction, check out this clip from Living on Earth (public radio's environmental issues program).
Marc at 9:21PM on 05/12/07
What a great photo.
Will Morris at 5:44PM on 05/13/07