Surgeon wrapping up corpse and body parts are displayed in sanitised vessel.
Nah, just a fishmonger taking great pains to wrap his frozen prized catch and the top cuts are displayed in a radically modern refrigerating device.
This counts as one of my favourite parts of the city for me. The sheer size of the Tsukiji Fish Market is enough to make me want to meander through the many lanes of organised mayhem and splattered liquid grime. Just look at the treasures you can find and the discovery that octopus do come in that brilliant technicolour ... so shiok.
I do like the neon lights and all, but give me the real stuff anytime.
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Hi there! You have awesome pictures. Angles are well-chosen. Are you also interested in other shopping items other than knick knacks?
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