A ceremony was held Friday to mark one year since the opening of a new fish market in Tokyo's Toyosu waterfront district, which replaced the 83-year-old Tsukiji market, a popular tourist attraction.The capital's iconic wholesale market, famous for tuna auctions, was relocated over concerns about sanitation, earthquake resistance and fire safety at the aging facility."Amid a changing logistical and commercial environment, wholesale markets will play an even more crucial role," Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike said at the ceremony. "We'd like to develop this site further as Japan's core market and a n…READ FULL ARTICLE
