豊洲市場
Toyosu Market
The beating heart of Japan’s seafood trade—Toyosu Market is where Tokyo’s sushi scene begins, every single morning.
Attraction
Culinary Destination, Seafood Auction, Market Culture, Sushi Breakfast
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Opened in 2018 as the modern successor to Tsukiji’s legendary inner market, Toyosu Market is a vast, purpose-built complex that now handles the city’s wholesale seafood, produce, and flower trade. With its clean, climate-controlled auction floors and elevated observation decks, Toyosu merges efficiency with transparency, offering visitors a behind-the-glass look at early-morning tuna auctions and the intricate logistics of Japan’s food supply chain. The market also houses high-grade sushi restaurants run by former Tsukiji veterans, alongside shopping areas for kitchenware, dried goods, and seafood souvenirs. While it may lack Tsukiji’s grit, Toyosu makes up for it with scale, precision, and access.
Facilities & Services
Tuna auction viewing gallery (early morning entry)
Wholesale seafood and produce halls
On-site sushi and Japanese restaurants
Public rooftop garden and educational displays
Connected to Shijo-mae Station (Yurikamome Line)
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