Where is the Yokosuka Fish Market?

Someone was searching this on the website.. If you know please provide them answers.

Jyougasaki, in Misaki about 30min away.

tsukigi next station from Ginza is a really fun one in Tokyo.

On the hunch at about 9- 11 pm. You'll hear them whisper "Massagi" all the time.

well if you're looking for that type of fish then you are right...lol

There is a small one up on blue street. If your walking up it towards yokosuka chuo keep on the left side and its around that second side street. It isn't very big but it has a lot of stuff and good prices... they have weird hours to so don't go before ten or after six, otherwise they could be closed.

I think this person might have been looking for the actual fish market perhaps? I'm not sure it's open to the public but it could be it. If you make a left out of the main gate on the main road (16?) and go down quite a ways it's on the left side. It's past Livin and AVE. There is a sign at the skate park that shows you on a map the general location of it.

Tsumik, you are right. Yokosuka fish market is close to AVE. The market is open from 5:00am to 10:00am. It is not open to public at all. There are no tour or anything.

They held "fish market fest" once a year, that date is the only exception. Usually at October.

jyougasaki is the city in izu paninsulla about four hours away.jyougasima or urari(うらり）,in misaki about 30min away.

Tsukiji fish market will shut out sightseers from its popular tuna auctioning area from Dec 1 to Jan 22 to ensure that auction activities can be conducted smoothly, the Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market said Wednesday. The auctioning area will be made off-limits to sightseers around the New Year holidays for the third straight year, according to the market run by the Tokyo metropolitan government.

The measure was introduced in 2008 as activities such as flash photography on the part of some tourists disturbed tuna middlemen and since the area will be particularly crowded around New Year due to an upsurge in tuna transactions, according to market officials. The market will continue to give sightseers access to the wholesalers’ area, a zone that accommodates wholesale outlets for some 850 middlemen, after 9 a.m.

Sightseers will also be allowed to visit restaurants.

I recommend to go early morning market in Kaneda Port.
It is opened only every sunday morning.It sells aimost fishes are alive.They are fresh and cheap. Everybody can buy it.
Please make it reference. http://sea.ap.teacup.com/kaneda/
map http://map.yahoo.co.jp/pl?p=%E9%87%...0&v=2&sc=3