Morozaki Fishing Port Morning Market

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Morozaki Fishing Port Morning Market

A morning market selling fresh seafood and other local products.

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Held in the bustling fishing area of the Morozaki district in Minami-Chita Town, where the Ise Bay and Mikawa Bay meet, this morning market has been a local tradition. It takes place daily, except on Wednesdays.

The market mainly offers freshly caught seafood, including fish and dried products such as himono (dried fish), as well as seasonal ingredients like shirasu (whitebait) and shellfish. The variety of fresh ingredients available makes it easy to be tempted by everything on display. One of the highlights is the ability to purchase fresh seafood at affordable prices, directly from the source.

The market features about 12 stalls that vary by day. Some stalls even offer samples of grilled dried fish right on the spot. Visitors can enjoy chatting with the locals, learning about the best ways to prepare and enjoy seasonal ingredients.

For those seeking local flavors, there are several must-try dishes, including ika no sugatayaki (grilled squid). If you’re visiting the Chita Peninsula, this market is a great place to stop by first to get a taste of the area’s charm.

Highlights

  • A regular morning market held every day except Wednesday.
  • The market takes place in the fishing-rich Morozaki district.
  • One of the highlights is the opportunity to enjoy shopping while interacting with the local people.

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  • Fresh fish just caught and brought to the port can be purchased at local prices unique to the area.

    Fresh fish just caught and brought to the port can be purchased at local prices unique to the area.

  • Enjoy shopping at the morning market while feeling the sea breeze.

    Enjoy shopping at the morning market while feeling the sea breeze.

  • Some shops offer free samples for you to try.

    Some shops offer free samples for you to try.

  • Many seafood processed products, such as dried fish, are available for purchase.

    Many seafood processed products, such as dried fish, are available for purchase.

  • Shops also sell shellfish, such as clams, which are in season during the spring.

    Shops also sell shellfish, such as clams, which are in season during the spring.

  • For easy souvenirs, items like shrimp crackers, whitebait crackers, and octopus crackers are perfect for taking home.

    For easy souvenirs, items like shrimp crackers, whitebait crackers, and octopus crackers are perfect for taking home.

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)

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Sorry, we don’t.

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Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?

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No free Wi-Fi available.

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Are coin lockers available?

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Not available.

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Are there restrooms available?

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Yes, there are.

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Do you offer tax-free services?

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No, we don't.

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Are there any smoking areas?

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Not available.

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Details

Name in Japanese
師崎漁港朝市
Postal Code
470-3503
Address
Hayashizaki Chisaki, Morozaki, Minamichitacho, Chitagun, Aichi
Closed
Wednesdays (Held on the last Wednesday of December and public holidays) Note: Closed in case of bad weather.
Business Hours
8:00am - 12:00pm
Access
From Meitetsu Kowa Line Kowa Station, take the Umi-kko Bus and get off at " Morozaki Higashiguchi," then walk 10 minutes.
Credit Cards
Not accepted
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)