Tokyo | Tsukiji Shrine × Hasekine Inari × Outer Market | A century-old journey of faith on the tip of your tongue⛩️🍣

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The morning aroma of the sea fills Tsukiji. The first stop is Tsukiji Shrine, which has protected the fish market for 160 years. The vermilion torii gate is filled with ship models donated by fishermen, witnessing the daily faith of "Tokyo Kitchen". The Namizu Inari Shrine at the corner is even more mysterious. Hundreds of fox messengers wearing bright red bibs are said to be able to calm the "evil spirits" in the market. After visiting, don't forget to touch the lion's head and pray for business luck!

Take a stroll to Tsukiji Outer Market, where the aroma of freshly roasted seaweed wafts through the narrow alleys. The freshly made rice balls at the long-established shop "Marutoyo" are marinated with ingredients from a century-old jar of soy sauce, while the egg rolls on the iron plate at "Yamacho Tamagoyaki" are dripping with a secret broth passed down for three generations. The most amazing thing is the beef bowl of "Fox House", which is cooked in a clay pot with Kanto flavor and paired with miso soup directly from Tsukiji, perfectly interpreting the philosophy of urban food 🍲.

ℹ️ Travel information:
- Tsukiji Shrine, Outer Market｜Toei Oedo Line Tsukijishijo Station
- Hase Inari｜Next to Tsukiji Shrine

#Tsukiji Food Tour #Hidden Shrine #Tokyo Downtown Taste

Post by 湯馬士火車頭 | Mar 30, 2025