4 tourists from Hong Kong at Shintomicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line. I didn't understand Hong Kong, but I showed the Tokyo Metro service map and confirmed that I would go to Tsukiji Market, and guide 
me.
On the way, I encountered a foreign woman
looking at a map of the information board in front of Tsukiji Station. I've decided to show you along with you.
This woman was a traveler from Santiago, Chile, and had a forced schedule of going to Tokyo Station at 11 o'clock and going to Kyoto by bullet train.
The four Hong Kong people were not able to join our two Spanish conversations, and they entered the out-of-market from Gate Street, saying, "Well." The Chilean woman is "Chilena". He was a beautiful person.
We received a kind reception at "Platto Tsukiji", received a map, and told the general public that they could not enter the Central Wholesale Market until 10:00.
In front of Namishi Inari Shrine, "Hi, Cheese!" We explained the exterior of Tsukiji Market and visited the shop of "Uogashi Yokocho".
The staff of "Platto Tsukiji" can enter "Tsukiji Fish Bank" in principle at 9 o'clock for the general public, but recently it is vacant, so it is advised that admission is OK even early, Visit the seafood at the store.
An octopus is called "prupo" in Spanish.
She was also watching the quarters of the tasty big tuna.
The restaurant on the 3rd floor of the "Tsukiji Fish Bank" Odawarakan is open from 7:00 am. For a moment before entering the Central Wholesale Market, please drop in at "Tsukiji Fish Bank".
Restaurants are "seafood bowl", "Chinese cuisine
", fried food", "CURRY
", and "Cafe
".
"Breakfast on the Tsukiji Fish Bank!" I think this will be a new fashion. Closed on Sunday, public holidays, and Wednesday (partly closed). Click here for information on Tsukiji Outer Market and "Tsukiji Fish Bank". http://www.tsukiji.or.jp/
