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*Mercat de peix de [http://www.tsukiji-market.or.jp/tukiji_e.htm Tukiji], segons [http://wikitravel.org/en/Tokyo/Tsukiji wikitravel]: Tsukiji Fish Market (築地市場 Tsukiji-shijō), 5-2-1 Tsukiji (Tsukijishijo Station, Toei Oedo Subway), ☎ +81 03-3542-1111, [2]. 5AM-1PM, closed Sundays and the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. More properly the Tokyo Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market, the famous market is worth a visit for 1600 stalls of bizarre sea creatures, including large blue fin tuna, live shell fish, deep sea crabs, eels and salmon. As you might expect everything is covered in slippery sea water, so choose footwear accordingly. Also, watch out for water (often with blood) splashing from containers being moved. It is very busy but the locals don't mind visitors and photographs (no flash), as long as you stay out of the way and don't get in the way of business. The market is open every day except Sundays and holidays. Get here as early as possible, which means a taxi if you want to see the auctions, but much cheaper and quite acceptable alternative is to take the first subway in the morning around 6, perhaps after a night of partying in Roppongi or Shinjuku. Hibiya line Tsukiji station is a short walk away, while O-Edo line Tsukiji-shijo drops you right next to the action. While the market stays open until 1PM, the action drops off after 8AM and many shops close after 10AM or so. Note: Auctions, including the famous early morning tuna auctions, were briefly off-limits but are now again open to visitors. The tuna auctioning area is open from 5 AM to 6:15 AM; note that access to this area may still be off-limits on some dates, especially mid-December to mid-January. Free