This morning, I spoke to a person looking at the map, but it looked suspicious, so when I asked May I help? 
I received a reply. I'm just on my way to work, so let's go with you. Let's go! I showed foreigners to Tsukiji Market.
When I asked questions while walking along the road, they were tourists from Singapore. I guided the gates street and, for information on Tsukiji, guided me to "Platto Tsukiji" here and obtained an English version of the map. Do you need 3 copies for 3? It's waste. That's the answer. If you translate it directly into Japanese, it is wasteful, but if you translate it into correct Japanese, it will be "wasteful". Is that kind of frugality also a custom in your country? It's a virtue.
The person in charge of "Platto Tsukiji" will respond very kindly. I've heard that English is also fluent. You can get hot information of Tsukiji at "Platto Tsujkiji".
See you at "Platto Tsukiji".
