Ginrin Bunko

It feels quietly near the entrance to the Toyosu Market Administration Building. It seems to be a facility that preserves the history of the market from Tsukiji, but it is open to the public with events such as photography and painting. Although books about fish can be browsed, they are displayed without making effective use of the small space, so they are not of interest to general visitors. I think there are many people who pass by because they are too old-fashioned in the early Showa period. I think it would be a good place to visit if we raise the existence value a little more and make the history of the market easier to understand.