Tenyasu Honten

Ginza & Tsukiji


Tsukudani are various foods – mainly seafood and seaweed but sometimes meat and vegetables too – that have been preserved in a sweet soy sauce. This gorgeous weathered wooden shop with a giant indigo noren (curtain) at the front has been a specialist at making tsukudani since 1837.


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1. Sumiyoshi-jinja

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This small shrine is dedicated to the protection of fishermen (look for the detailed wooden carvings of them on the building's beams). It was originally…

2. Tsukuda Ohashi

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Linking Tsukiji to the island of Tsukishima, this was the first bridge to be built over the Sumida-gawa after WWII.

3. Tsukudako-bashi

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This tiny, picturesque bridge with attractive red rails spans a tidal inlet and is a popular filming location for TV shows and movies.

4. Kachidoki-bashi

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Built in 1940, this is the only drawbridge over the Sumida-gawa, but it hasn't been raised since 1970.

5. Tsukiji Hongwan-ji

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When this impressive branch of the mother temple in Kyoto fell victim to the Great Kantō Earthquake of 1923, it was rebuilt in a classical Indian style,…

6. Namiyoke-jinja

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When Tsukiji's shrine was first built in the mid-1600s it was on the edge of the water – that's how much land reclamation has happened since. The name,…

7. Tsukiji Market

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Tokyo's main wholesale market may have moved to Toyosu, but there are many reasons to visit its old home. The tightly packed rows of vendors (which once…

8. Kabukiza Gallery

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If you have a ticket to see a show at the Kabukiza theatre, you get a ¥100 discount on entry to this small gallery displaying stage props, scenery and…