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Shiogama Seafood Wholesale Market

MIYAGI FOOD
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・Shiogama City's fish market has 150 specialty shops dealing in freshly-caught seafood and processed marine products sold at market wholesale prices even to tourists.
・Visitors can buy a rice bowl combo and make their own personalized seafood rice bowl by buying their preferred ingredients from around the market. This is a lip-smacking fresh seafood taste experience that can only be had in a fish market.

More Information about Shiogama Seafood Wholesale Market

Street address

1-20-74 Shinhamacho, Shiogama City, Miyagi
About MIYAGI

Access

  • Approx. 15-min. walk from Higashi-Shiogama Station on the JR Senseki Line

Opening Hours

Weekdays: 3:00-13:00 (for meals: 6:30-12:00)
Saturdays: 3:00-14:00 (for meals: 6:30-13:00)
Sundays/holidays: 6:00-14:00 (for meals: 6:30-13:00)

Closed

Every Wed.

Website

http://www.nakaoroshi.or.jp/lang/en

Best season

All year

Point

・Shiogama Port is one of Japan's foremost ports for catching tuna. It is especially famous for catches of bigeye tuna, also called "Sanriku Higashimono", from the beginning of autumn until winter.

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