Tsukiji Hongan-ji is a unique Buddhist temple known for its rare Indian-inspired architecture, unlike traditional Japanese temples.

Namiyoke Shrine is a Shinto shrine believed to protect Tsukiji from waves, disasters, and misfortune. It has long been revered as the guardian shrine of the Tsukiji area, watching over the market and the people who work there.

Tsukiji Uogashi is the largest food market in the Tsukiji area and a central part of its food culture. Fresh seafood and a wide variety of ingredients are sold here, serving both professionals and everyday shoppers.

Tsukiji Market is one of Tokyo’s most iconic food destinations and a central symbol of Japan’s food culture. Lined with countless shops and eateries, it offers everything from fresh seafood to everyday ingredients, drawing visitors from around the world.