Anthony Searches for the best Sushi in Japan |Full Episode |S08 E03 |Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown

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From the guide “The best sushi in Tokyo: 10 restaurants to know”: Tokyo’s sushi counters offer several ways to enjoy an omakase meal, in which the chef chooses the selection. For a published lunch price, consider Sushi Keita in Tsukiji, Sanosushi near Shibakoen, or Tomidokoro near Onarimon.
The guide goes on: “How to choose a sushi restaurant”. Start with the neighborhood you’ll already be visiting, then compare lunch and dinner courses:
From the guide “Hokuriku Arch Pass: Routes, Prices and How to Use It”: The Hokuriku Arch Pass is a rail pass for eligible short-term visitors that is valid for seven consecutive days.
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