Cooking Classes in Tsukiji Area

Without a doubt, Tsukiji is best known for the Tsukiji Fish Market. Though the inner market, reserved primarily for wholesale business transactions, moved to the nearby Toyosu Fish Market, the outer market continues to attract tourists with its tiny sushi and ramen stalls, culinary supply shops, and fresh produce stands. A cooking class in Tsukiji promises the freshest ingredients due to the proximity to these famed, bustling markets.


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Tsukiji Sightseeing Spots

  • Tsukiji Outer Market

    Tsukiji Outer Market

    While the Tsukiji Wholesale Market, geared more towards restaurants and businesses, changed locations, the Tsukiji Outer Market remains at its original home and draws in crowds every day. Here, you can grab breakfast using the freshest seafood before exploing produce and kitchen supplies stalls.

  • Tsukiji Honganji Temple

    Tsukiji Honganji Temple

    The architecture of this large Buddhist temple stands out from others in Japan, influenced heavily by Indian design. After exploring the bustling Tsukiji Outer Market, it makes an excellent place to step back from the crowds and regain a sense of calm.

Access to Tsukiji

  • From <a href='https://airkitchen.me/list/tokyo.php' style='text-decoration: underline'>Tokyo</a> Station to Tsukiji Station

    From Tokyo Station to Tsukiji Station

    Take the Marunouchi Subway Line to Ginza Station (2 minutes) and transfer to the Hibiya Subway Line for Tsukiji (3 minutes).

  • From <a href='https://airkitchen.me/list/shibuya/' style='text-decoration: underline'>Shibuya</a> Station to Tsukiji Station

    From Shibuya Station to Tsukiji Station

    Take the Ginza Subway Line to Ginza Station (15 minutes) and transfer to the Hibiya Subway Line for Tsukiji (3 minutes).

  • From <a href='https://airkitchen.me/list/shinjuku/' style='text-decoration: underline'>Shinjuku</a> Station to Tsukiji Station

    From Shinjuku Station to Tsukiji Station

    Take the Marunouchi Subway Line to Ginza Station (16 minutes) and transfer to the Hibiya Subway Line for Tsukiji (3 minutes).

  • From <a href='https://airkitchen.me/list/asakusa/' style='text-decoration: underline'>Asakusa</a> Station to Tsukiji Station

    From Asakusa Station to Tsukiji Station

    Take the Ginza Subway Line to Ueno Station (6 minutes) and transfer to the Hibiya Subway Line for Tsukiji (13 minutes).

  • From <a href='https://airkitchen.me/list/ginza/' style='text-decoration: underline'>Ginza</a> Station to Tsukiji Station

    From Ginza Station to Tsukiji Station

    Take the Hibiya Subway Line to Tsukiji (4 minutes).

Why Taking a Cooking Class in Tsukiji is a Must-Do

There is a miss-conception that cooking classes only allow you to learn how to cook something and hold no importance. However; we should note after we learn the art of cooking, it adds an opportunity to get ourselves proper education about nutrients. Further cooking also adds a lot of positive memories. If you are planning to visit the Tsukiji district of Tokyo, Japan, you need to take a cooking class. Tsukiji cooking offers multiple types of cooking courses such as corporate team building cooking, private lessons, market tour and cooking, group lessons, and recipe menu.

I need to discuss the importance of this cooking class. Not only these cooking classes help you learn about learning cooking, but they help you in building a corporate team. With the help of these cooking classes, you will be able to start your own restaurant business as all of the essentials of the restaurant business are part of the courses in the Tsukiji cooking class


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