Toyosu is a prominent destination in Tokyo’s waterfront area, widely known for housing the massive Toyosu Fish Market which succeeded the historic Tsukiji inner market. Visitors travel here to explore Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai, an Edo-themed commercial complex right next to the market that features traditional architecture and food stalls. The area also houses the Toyosu Manyo Club, a 24-hour hot spring facility where guests can soak in baths sourced from real onsen water or enjoy a rooftop footbath with views of Tokyo Bay.
Meeting Fujita-San: The Tuna Supplier for Sukiyabashi Jiro
This video profiles Fujita-San, a tuna expert who has selected and sold maguro to Tokyo’s top sushi chefs for over three decades. The host introduces viewers to the inner workings of the wholesale tuna trade that supplies globally renowned establishments, including Sukiyabashi Jiro. Fujita-San demonstrates his daily routine of inspecting, bidding on, and preparing massive tuna specimens. The footage highlights the precision and experience required to identify the highest grade tuna in the market. The segment details how these selected fish eventually make their way to the counters of elite sushi restaurants.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Market Tuna Wholesalers
- 💡 Best for: Sushi Lovers, Food Historians
Late Night Relaxation at Toyosu Manyo Club
The host documents a late-night visit to the Toyosu Manyo Club in Tokyo for travelers dealing with sleeplessness. This facility functions as a 24-hour hot spring bathhouse situated right by Tokyo Bay. The video demonstrates the check-in process and highlights the overnight stay options available inside the complex. Viewers see the various public baths and relaxing relaxation spaces that mimic a traditional Japanese onsen resort. The host focuses on the convenience of having an onsen experience right in the heart of the city.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Manyo Club
- 💡 Best for: Night Owls, Weary Travelers
Visiting Toyosu Manyo Club as a Tattooed Traveler
Host Sam Todd documents his experience staying at the Toyosu Manyo Club hotel while having visible tattoos. The video addresses the challenges tattooed travelers often face in Japan when trying to access traditional hot spring facilities. He walks through the hotel’s specific rules, private bath options, and overall accessibility for international guests. Viewers get a clear tour of the private room accommodations and the layout of the onsen facility. The segment outlines the steps required to book private bathing spaces to bypass the public bath tattoo restrictions.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Manyo Club
- 💡 Best for: Tattooed Travelers, Hot Spring Seekers
Comparing Food Options at Toyosu and Tsukiji Fish Markets
Creator jensnomz reviews and compares the dining experiences at Toyosu Fish Market and the historic Tsukiji Outer Market. She samples different food items at both locations to evaluate their overall quality, pricing, and atmosphere. The short ends with her definitive choice on which market is better for visitors looking for a food tour.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Fish Market and Tsukiji Outer Market
- 💡 Best for: Foodies, First-Time Visitors
Exploring Tokyo’s Newest Seafood Hub: Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai
Host Chris Raney visits Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai, an open-air seafood shopping mall constructed next to Toyosu Market. The video showcases the complex’s architectural style, which is designed to replicate the look and feel of historical Edo-era Tokyo. Chris walks through the corridors, highlighting the wide range of restaurants selling fresh seafood, local street snacks, and Japanese regional products. He also shows the adjoining Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club, pointing out the 24-hour hot spring bath setup. The tour wraps up with a look at the free footbath located on the building’s rooftop.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai
- 💡 Best for: Seafood Enthusiasts, Families
Watching a Live Tuna Cutting Demonstration
This short highlights the intense craftsmanship of a live tuna cutting demonstration by professional fishmongers. Filmed in collaboration with creator @sushikazuki2021, the video captures the precise slicing of a massive maguro using traditional long knives. Viewers get a close-up look at how different cuts of tuna are portioned out for sushi and sashimi.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Market
- 💡 Best for: Sushi Fanatics, Culinary Observers
Street Food Crawl from Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai to Tsukiji
The Samurai Junjiro Channel provides an extensive guide comparing the street food scenes of Toyosu and Tsukiji. In Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai, the host stops at popular food stalls including Marutake for tamagoyaki, Gindaco for takoyaki, and the Seafood Buffet IROHA. The guide also features local dining spots such as Souma-suisan, Tokyo Niku-sushi, and Daikokuten. After exploring Toyosu, the video takes viewers to teamLab Planets TOKYO and onward to Tsukiji to sample street food at Tsukiji Ushitake and Onigiri Marutoyo. The host finishes the tour by stopping at Tsukiji Honganji Temple.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai and Tsukiji Outer Market
- 💡 Best for: Street Food Lovers, Budget Travelers
Evaluating Tsukiji Outer Market and Toyosu Options
The creator of LAXtoLuxury examines whether the Tsukiji Outer Market remains a genuine culinary highlight or has devolved into a tourist trap. The video reviews the current state of both Tsukiji and Toyosu, helping travelers decide where to spend their time and money. The host samples various seafood offerings while discussing the impact of rising tourism on food prices and authenticity. Viewers get a realistic look at the crowds and queue times at popular stalls. The analysis compares these aspects directly to the modern facilities found at Toyosu Market.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Tsukiji Outer Market and Toyosu Market
- 💡 Best for: Smart Shoppers, Planning Travelers
A Seafood Feast and Private Bath at Toyosu Manyo Club
Hosts Koguma Ken take viewers on a dual food and relaxation itinerary around Toyosu. They start at the Senkyakubanrai complex next to Toyosu Market, sampling local delicacies ranging from fresh seafood bowls to crispy street snacks. Following their extensive food tour, they head directly to the neighboring Manyo Club Toyosu. The video shows the process of booking and using a private onsen bath for a peaceful soaking experience. The hosts wrap up their day by showcasing the views of Tokyo Bay from the facility’s common areas.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Senkyakubanrai and Manyo Club Toyosu
- 💡 Best for: Couples, Relaxed Foodies
What to Eat at Toyosu Fish Market Part 1
Creator Aiken Chia kicks off a food series detailing the best dishes to try inside the Toyosu Fish Market. The video highlights various raw seafood stalls and quick-service counters serving fresh catch of the day. He shares quick clips of his meals, showing off the quality of the seafood available to early morning visitors.
- 📍 Featured Spot: Toyosu Fish Market
- 💡 Best for: Seafood Lovers, Early Risers
