
▲The All-You-Can-Eat Seafood N< at Tsugaru Kawaguchi Market<。
Reported and photographed by Yu Jiayun / Aomori, Japan
Located in Aomori Prefecture, the northernmost part of Japan’s main island, this region is surrounded by the Tsugaru Strait, the Sea of Japan, and the Pacific Ocean, making it possible to enjoy freshly caught seafood all year round. The waters where cold and warm currents meet are rich in diverse marine life, and Aomori is also Japan’s top producer of scallops. If you want to start your day with a hearty bowl of luxurious seafood rice, don’t miss out on the “All-You-Can-Eat Seafood N<” at Tsugaru Kawaguchi Market.<”,餐券一张在手,想吃什么拿什么,自己盖出碗里的海鲜大楼!

▲Aomori is Japan’s top scallop-producing region.
Tsugaru Kawaguchi Market in Aomori is known as the “kitchen of Aomori citizens.” Located near the harbor, it began offering fresh fish, seafood, and an all-you-can-eat seafood buffet to provide breakfast options for local fishermen.<的果菜市场。有别于一般看着菜单点餐的餐厅,这里的海鲜N<从加饭到加配料通通自己来,只要先买好5或10张一组餐券,就可以用餐券去兑换自己想要的海鲜或配菜。

▲%There are many seafood specialties here.%


▲Purchasing a meal ticket at the market.
At the market, nearly every seafood stall displays trays filled with various types of N<.<饭配料,并立着不同餐券张数价值的牌子,想吃什么就用相对的餐券数兑换。对于青森相当熟悉的导游曾姐表示,她相当推荐一尝青森产量最多的扇贝,这里的扇贝不仅现场新鲜处理,个头更是又大又圆滑,看了让人口水直流。其他还有当地知名的顶级大间町黑鲔鱼、牡丹虾和鲑鱼卵等,选择十分丰富。

▲Scallops are plump and perfectly round.

▲%There is a wide variety of fresh seafood to choose from.%

As you move from stall to stall, your originally empty bowl gradually becomes more and more full, eventually turning into your very own custom seafood N<.<!这时只要在市场里找个座位就可以坐下来享用眼前的新鲜海鲜,配上软Q的日本米,实是晨起的一大享受。用完餐后,还可以在市场里买些干货和伴手礼,把青森的海味带回家。

▲Just 10 meal tickets get you a truly luxurious meal.

Tsugaru Kawaguchi Market
Address: Aomori Fish and Vegetable Center, 1-11-16 Kawaguchi, Aomori 030-0862
Business hours: All-You-Can-Eat Seafood N<<贩售时间 7:00~16:00 ※以店家各自营业时间为主
Price: 10 meal tickets for ¥1,300
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