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Isomarusuisan, Shibuya - a grill your own seafood place. You get a portable grill and a pair of tongs and have at it. They even have a 'catch your own squid' pool in the middle of the restaurant.

 

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Grilled tuna collar, 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

 

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Bukkake (ahem) sushi, with uni, whitebait, tuna belly and salmon roe, 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

 

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Grilling our own sazae (turban shell) and scallops,

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

 

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Grilling kani miso (crab tomalley served in its shell) and clams, 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

 

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Happy peoples, 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

 

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And more 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

 

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The all-important business of choosing our ekiben (filled lunchboxes to eat on the train) for our trip to Kanazawa

 

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Kanazawa sashimi don, with minced tuna belly, salmon roe, chopped cucumber and sesame seeds on sushi rice,
Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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Snack for me; eating a raw sweet spot prawn with its roe, 

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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Snack for me: uni,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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Crab-lookers

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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Oysters,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

12294904_10153769803034122_7307460188548129454_n.jpg

Oysters, uni and scallops,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

12249865_10153769803009122_8950047320822902881_n.jpg

Squid, crab, chunks of fish, 

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

12246822_10153769802974122_5364722936475628931_n.jpg

Clams and whelks,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

12279003_10153769802964122_7706245946537956646_n.jpg

Shirako (cod sperm sacs),

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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Fresh wasabi root, 

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

12243224_10153769802784122_2754897794361617419_n.jpg

Crabs and uni,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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Raw spot prawns with roe,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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11221824_10153765906899122_9072898099588078827_n.jpg

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya - a grill your own seafood place. You get a portable grill and a pair of tongs and have at it. They even have a 'catch your own squid' pool in the middle of the restaurant.

 

12243140_10153765906859122_6816293853749681314_n.jpg

Grilled tuna collar, 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

 

12234999_10153765906829122_8547322577926371088_n.jpg

Bukkake (ahem) sushi, with uni, whitebait, tuna belly and salmon roe, 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

12294915_10153765906804122_3676924085100212669_n.jpg

Grilling our own sazae (turban shell) and scallops,

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

 

12239623_10153765906774122_8992658936536059935_n.jpg

Grilling kani miso (crab tomalley served in its shell) and clams, 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

12226947_10153765906739122_6874084959388541096_n.jpg

Happy peoples, 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

12115472_10153765906709122_5556097449803063658_n.jpg

And more 

Isomarusuisan, Shibuya

12241586_10153769050789122_4731133542409679184_n.jpg

The all-important business of choosing our ekiben (filled lunchboxes to eat on the train) for our trip to Kanazawa

 

12301561_10153769326124122_3446426797218393258_n.jpg

Kanazawa sashimi don, with minced tuna belly, salmon roe, chopped cucumber and sesame seeds on sushi rice,
Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

11202648_10153769326094122_6339751837409154332_n.jpg

Snack for me; eating a raw sweet spot prawn with its roe, 

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12243558_10153769326064122_3802195809303489079_n.jpg

Snack for me: uni,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12243183_10153769803104122_2959203174224987389_n.jpg

Crab-lookers

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12289508_10153769803089122_499969346333431923_n.jpg

Oysters,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12294904_10153769803034122_7307460188548129454_n.jpg

Oysters, uni and scallops,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12249865_10153769803009122_8950047320822902881_n.jpg

Squid, crab, chunks of fish, 

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12246822_10153769802974122_5364722936475628931_n.jpg

Clams and whelks,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12279003_10153769802964122_7706245946537956646_n.jpg

Shirako (cod sperm sacs),

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12274596_10153769802849122_6770728117429418367_n.jpg

Fresh wasabi root, 

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

12243224_10153769802784122_2754897794361617419_n.jpg

Crabs and uni,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

11202112_10153769802769122_7800427451705806117_n.jpg

Raw spot prawns with roe,

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

12249842_10153769802674122_8287702795737353719_n.jpg

Omicho Market, Kanazawa

 

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