
Tsukiji Asks Tours to Stay Away in December
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Tokyo's Tsukiji Outer Market requests tour groups avoid visiting in December due to New Year's shopping crowds. Individual tourists are still welcome, but should be mindful of local shoppers.
If you're planning a trip to Tokyo and hoping to visit Tsukiji Outer Market in December, be aware that tour groups are being asked to stay away. The area becomes extremely crowded as locals shop for New Year's delicacies, making it difficult for large groups to navigate.
Individual travelers are still welcome to visit and enjoy the sushi and other culinary delights Tsukiji offers. However, it's crucial to be mindful of the local shoppers and avoid blocking pathways or causing disruptions.
Consider visiting Tsukiji at a different time of year to avoid the crowds and fully appreciate the market's unique atmosphere. If you do visit in December, be prepared for a bustling environment and prioritize respecting local customs.
Original source:SoraNews24 ↗
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