Tsukiji tales lake the rhetoric trusts and serves

the rhetoric trusts and serves the sensibility of the moment like a domestic plant gone wild

and we are entering a new era

Photographer: Rita Lino

they trace the visions of the future that underpin the city’s new buildings

Poland and England

Tsukiji tales lake the rhetoric trusts and servesThe book Tsukiji tales presents the many facets and histories of the Tsukiji fish market, which was a Tokyo institution from 1935 until it closed in 2018. The 220,000 m2 market was the largest in the world and handled up to 1,800 tonnes and over 400 varieties of seafood a day. The book includes a history and some facts and figures about the market. 63 pages 70 photographs 22 x 30 cm Photographs, layout, text (in English): Jonas Bystrm