A map to instantly locate where famous Tsukiji Market shops have moved

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department

Tokyo’s must-visit Tsukiji Market, known as Japan’s kitchen, is confirmed to move to Toyosu Market in October. The longtime shops from the former Tsukiji inner market will relocate here. Toyosu Market features 140 shops, a shopping street, wholesale seafood and produce markets, experience classes, and will even include a hot spring facility in the future, attracting new waves of tourists to Tokyo.

Visitors heading to Toyosu Market can take the Yurikamome Line, which departs from Shimbashi, and get off directly at “Toyosu Market Station.” Toyosu Market opens on October 11.

The relocation of Tsukiji Market refers to the inner market, where the most vendors were concentrated. The outer market, which has the highest number of shops, will remain in its original location. Therefore, whether you go to Tsukiji or Toyosu in the future, you’ll still be able to enjoy fresh and delicious seafood. Below is a map showing the new locations of former Tsukiji inner market shops after their move to Toyosu Market.

In addition, the Tsukiji outer market has been integrated into a new commercial facility called “Tsukiji Uogashi.” This three-story, approximately 2,000 tsubo building houses 60 shops. It not only continues Tsukiji’s tradition of providing fresh seafood but also presents a new look.

During the day, Tsukiji Uogashi still functions as a market with various seafood restaurants. At night, it transforms into a trendy izakaya. The third floor is the Uogashi Dining Hall, where visitors can enjoy freshly prepared seafood dishes.

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