Guided walking tour · Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market Food Walking Tour with 5 Tastings

A food walk through Tsukiji's outer market with five tastings, starting at the Tsukiji Hongwanji temple.

Rating on Viator
4.9 out of 5 from 3,866 reviews
Duration
3 hours
Guided in
English
Price
From £73 per person
Group size
Up to 20 people
Fitness level
Moderate
Children
From age 3
Run by
Japan Wonder Travel
Cancellation
Free up to 24 hours before

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Where the tour goes

  1. Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple
  2. Tsukiji Jogai Market1 hr 30 min
  3. The Old Tsukiji Market30 min
  4. Tsukiji Hitachiya
  5. Tsukiji Fish Market30 min

Stops as listed by the operator on Viator; the order can change on the day.

What to know before you book

Included

  • Tsukiji Seafood bowl(includes tuna from tsukiji market, salmon, eel)(depending on the day)
  • Sushi tasting (depending on the day)
  • Some complementary samples
  • Small-group experience (Max 6–8 guests per group)
  • Street Food tasting
  • Insights from Local professional guide

Access

  • Pushchairs welcome
  • Public transport nearby

How it compares in Tokyo

  • Price: from £73. 1 of the other 15 priced tours we list here costs more, and their middle price is £21.
  • Reviews: 1 of the other 22 reviewed tours here has more reviews than this one.
  • Group size: up to 20 people. 6 of the other 21 tours with a stated limit allow a larger group.

Prefer no guide? Our free self-guided walk covers 2.9 km in about 39 minutes of walking, not counting stops.

From listings on our partner sites. This tour was last checked on 29 October 2026; prices and review counts change.

Walking in Tokyo

Tokyo is the world's largest metropolitan area, but it is made of walkable neighbourhoods, each with its own character. Trains link them; walking is how you discover them.

Distances. Tokyo is vast. Walk within neighbourhoods and use trains between them.

Etiquette. Avoid eating while walking on busy streets, and carry your rubbish; public bins are rare.

Read the full Tokyo walking guide or try the free self-guided walk.

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