Toyosu market
Toyosu, Japan
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Toyosu Market is a wholesale market in Tokyo's Kōtō ward, designed by Nikken Sekkei and completed in 2018. Built on reclaimed land in Tokyo Bay, it comprises three separate buildings: two for seafood (one for general wholesale and one for bidding) and one for fruits and vegetables. A second-floor viewing deck allows tourists to observe the auction market, while restaurants and shops—including the uogashi yokocho arcade—serve both consumers and visitors with fresh produce from the market. Upon opening on October 11, 2018, it became the world's largest wholesale fish market, succeeding the historic Tsukiji market.
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- building, fish market, central wholesale market
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- Toyosu, Japan
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