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If you lived to be 100 and ate at a different Tokyo restaurant every day of your life, you might begin to scratch the surface of the dining experience here. Tokyo is one big mountain of sushi, sashimi, pizza, dumplings, noodles, steak and just about anything else you might want to put in your mouth. In short, decide what you want and you will be able to find it.

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Local cuisine

Needless to say, Tokyo locals are massive fish fans. If you want the freshest fish this side of the Sea of Japan head to the colossal and very busy Tsukĳji fish market, a great place to look around and even better for sampling some of the fresh wares. Nearby Ginza, one of the city’s more expensive areas, is another excellent locale to track down good places to eat.

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