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The Tsukiji Fish Market is a seafood lover's paradise. From the fresh fish to the oysters, crabs, and sea urchins, the market has it all. The tour was informative, and the guide was knowledgeable about the secrets of Japanese cuisine.

Karina

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Visiting the Tsukiji Fish Market was a fascinating experience. Seeing how the shopkeepers kept the fish fresh and learning about the secrets of good sashimi was eye-opening.

Kevin

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As a foodie, visiting the Tsukiji Fish Market was a dream come true. The "big tuna" was a highlight, and I loved learning about the different seafood products sold in the market. The guide was excellent, and the tour was well-organized.

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The Tsukiji Fish Market was an excellent opportunity to try fresh seafood and learn about Japanese cuisine. The guide was informative, and the market was bustling with activity.

Eric

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As a sushi lover, I was blown away by the variety of ingredients available at the Tsukiji Fish Market. The tour was informative, and the guide was friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommended for anyone who loves sushi.

Maria

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The Tsukiji Fish Market was overwhelming due to the crowds, but it was worth it for the fresh seafood and cultural insights. The tour guide was excellent, and the highlight was seeing the "big tuna" and learning about how it's prepared.

Daniel

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The Tsukiji Fish Market tour was perfect for foodies. The guide was informative and passionate about Japanese cuisine, and the market was a feast for the senses. Highly recommended for anyone who loves food and culture.

Julia

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Walking through the traditional streets of Old Town in Takayama was an unforgettable experience. The well-preserved architecture, wooden houses and beautifully manicured gardens brought a sense of serenity to the bustling market town. The shops lining the streets were filled with intricate souvenirs, antiques and traditional Japanese sweets. The highlight of the trip was visiting the Tsukiji Fish Market, the largest fish market in Japan. The tour was informative, and it was fascinating to see how the fish were kept fresh and prepared for sashimi. The different seafood products sold in the market were also impressive. Overall, I would highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in Japanese cuisine, architecture, and culture.

Thomas

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As a traveler who is fascinated by different cultures, I found the Walk on the Traditional Streets of Old Town, Takayama to be an unforgettable experience. The narrow, picturesque streets were lined with traditional wooden houses, shops, and restaurants that exuded a distinct old-world charm. The highlight of the tour was visiting the Tsukiji Fish Market, where we learned about the secrets of Japanese cuisine and gastronomy. We saw how the shopkeepers keep the fish fresh, and we even got to try some delicious sashimi.

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Walking through the traditional streets of Old Town, Takayama was a delightful experience. The town has a distinct atmosphere that is both peaceful and welcoming. The tour of Tsukiji Fish Market was the highlight of the trip, and we learned about the secrets of good sashimi. We saw how the shopkeepers kept the fish fresh and got to try some mouth-watering seafood dishes. The market was bustling with activity, and there were many different seafood products on display. We also got to stroll around the town and visit different shops, which was a great way to experience Japanese culture. Overall, this tour was a wonderful way to spend a day out in Takayama.