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Toyosu Market

How to get there and what to see · facts checked 2026-10-24

Tokyo's central wholesale market, moved here from Tsukiji. Visitor walkways let you watch the early-morning tuna auction and more.

Nearest station: From Shijomae Station (Yurikamome) via the pedestrian deck
Hours: Visiting 5:00–17:00. Tuna auction about 5:30–6:30, produce auction from about 6:30
Admission: The fee for the visitor walkways was not found on the official pages. Some areas need advance booking

What to see

Bluefin tuna model: a statue of the largest bluefin tuna ever delivered to Tsukiji, a popular photo spot.
Tuna auction viewing: it starts at 5:30 with a bell. From the visitor walkway you mainly see the frozen-tuna auction.
Produce hall deck: from about 6:30 you can watch the auction of seasonal vegetables.
Turret trucks: two real examples of the small carts used to move goods around the market are on display in block 6.
Rooftop garden: a lawn area, with a way down to the Guruli-koen ring park outside the market.

Seasons

The produce auction centres on seasonal items, and matsutake mushrooms are lined up in their season.

History

Tsukiji Market closed on 6 October 2018, and Toyosu Market opened on 11 October the same year.

Getting there

Leave Shijomae Station on the Yurikamome line and the pedestrian deck leads straight into the market (27 minutes from Shimbashi, 3 from Toyosu). Cars cannot enter, and visitors go in via the pedestrian deck.

Address：6-6-1 Toyosu, Koto, Tokyo (address of the Toyosu Market Association)

Directions in Google Maps →Official website →

Before you go

Check the official calendar for market holidays. The wholesalers' area is not open to sightseeing visitors.

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Nearby sights

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Sources

Hours, prices and history come from the official websites and public tourism pages listed here. They can change, so check the official site before you go.