Miyako Fish Market
Miyako City is home to a vibrant fishing industry that harvests a large variety of seafood from the waters along the Sanriku Coast. The Miyako Fish Market (‹{ŒÃŽs‹›ØŽsê, Miyako-shi Gyosai Ichiba) is one of the city's public markets. Due to its inland location, it escaped direct damage by the 2011 Tsunami.
The market is packed tightly with rows of vendors selling all sorts of fish, seafood, vegetables and fruits. Much of the seafood is freshly brought in from Miyako Port, and includes local specialties such as salmon, crab, abalone, uni and seaweed, which are sold at very reasonable prices. In addition to the larger stalls, the market reserves one section to local farmer families to directly sell their produce to market visitors.
Getting there and around
The Miyako Fish Market is about a ten minute walk north of Miyako Station.
How to get to and around Miyako
Hours and Fees
Hours
Closed
Admission
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Links and Resources
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