We ate the poisonous puffer fish at Tokyo’s Tsukiji Fish Market

Tokyo is home to some of the most fascinating spectacles in existence and one of those is here at Tsukiji: the largest fish market in the world. In the wee morning hours you can find individual tuna selling for as much as $3 million. But we’re not that hungry or that rich, so we’re in search of other delicacies, like the famous fugu fish, which, with a toxin 1000 times more deadly than cyanid, can kill you just by touch. Will our gastro-adventurous family risk eating it just for bragging rights?

Contents:

• 0:00 Intro

• 0:50 Tsukiji Fish Market

• 2:10 World's Priciest Strawberries

• 4:18 Sakura Mochi and Dango

• 6:15 Fish on a Stick

• 7:44 The Denver Connection

• 8:35 Seafood Soup

• 9:25 Nori, Nori, Nori

• 11:30 Sushi Spoons

• 13:13 Wagyu A5 Skewers

• 14:30 Fugu / Blowfish / Pufferfish

• 24:19 Conclusion

• 24:46 Outro

• 25:15 Behind the Scenes