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The first floor is full of cafés and restaurants. (© Nippon.com)
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Fresh fish grill around burning charcoals in the traditional robatayaki style of cooking. (© Nippon.com)
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Local delicacies on offer include Fukagawa korokke (croquettes) with clam filling. (© Nippon.com)
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The shop Marutake is famous for its tamagoyaki, which has eager shoppers lining up at Toyosu Outer Market. It also sells sweets like custard pudding and castella sponge cake. (© Nippon.com)
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The narrow Mekiki Yokochō is lined with shops selling fresh and dried goods, alongside standing bars, bringing to mind Tsukiji Market in former days. (© Nippon.com)
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One of the many offerings at Kanaloa, a restaurant specializing in poke bowls, appealing to both the eyes and the palate. (© Nippon.com)
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Tsukiji Kaisen Itadori’s kaisendon features seven different kinds of seafood over a bowl of rice. The restaurant also offers standard nigirizushi and hitsumabushi (grilled eel on a bed of rice). (© Nippon.com)
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Performers stage a fight scene in the square in front of the Bell of Time tower. Performances will run through March. (© Nippon.com)
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The 360-degree panoramic view at Toyosu Man’yō Club’s rooftop footbath garden offers views of such Tokyo landmarks as the Rainbow Bridge, Toranomon Hills, and Tokyo Tower. (© Nippon.com)
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An open-air bath where visitors can soak in thermal waters from hot-spring resorts Hakone and Yugawara. (© Nippon.com)
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Toyosu Man’yō Club’s 69 guest rooms include 7 suites equipped with their own open-air baths. (© Nippon.com)
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A hot-stone spa room where visitors can relax while taking in the view. (© Nippon.com)
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