Name: 日本最大の朝市 (Japan's Biggest Morning Market)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:56:19.000Z
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I think there genuinely might be a thousand chicken wings in that one bowl.

So today we’re on our way to Hachinohe in Aomori to visit the biggest morning market

It’s got 350 stalls and it’s supposed to have just an amazing atmosphere.

I’m joined by Ryotaro and as per usual I don’t really know what we’re doing now

Tonight we are actually staying at this Ryokan right - a traditional Japanese inn - with

lots of festivals actually happening in side.

Seeing as we’re getting up at silly o’clock tomorrow morning, we decide to stay nearby

at the local Hoshino Resort Aomoriya, a traditionally themed Japanese inn bursting with character.

And you know it’s going to be good, from the moment you meet your baggage handler in,

So for two hours everyday this pony will take your luggage from the car into the hotel.

Every other day this pony gets the job done.

The resort feels like a cross between a hotel and an amusement park - an amusement park

Not surprising given Aomori region is Japan’s biggest producer of apples.

I forget that we’re in a hotel or ryokan as it’s so damn big.

It’s more like being in a shopping centre or something.

Here we’ve got apples on tap, then you’ve got apple toys, a shop and then over there

you can actually catch real live scallops.

It’s not just apples that are the symbol of Aomori prefecture.

Gigantic, colourful and somewhat terrifying papier-mâché dolls called Neputa can be

found through the resort, with famous characters and warriors re-enacting scenes out of Japanese

This looks like it’s come straight out of a child’s nightmare.

It’s supposed to be Genghis Khan vanquishing some kind of beat who’s half monkey, half

But it’s terrifying. I dread to think how long it took to make.

Imagine if he knocked it and brought the whole thing down.

But it's in the evening during dinner when the resort comes alive with music

And when a big float gets waved infront of you and you sit there awkwardly not knowing how to respond.

And best of all there’s even a chance for you to witness your favourite musical instrument being played.

Yes few things beat the sounds of the spade being played before bed time.

So it’s 6:42 in the morning but you wouldn’t know it, as it’s so damn busy this market!

But I can’t yet pronounce the name of the market.

So apparently there about 350 shops on this street.

And this is open every Sunday and every Sunday there are about 10 to 20,000 people.

The market is nothing short of a culinary wonderland, and it wasn’t long before my

appetite got the better of me and tempted me into my first - and somewhat unconventional

This is surely the greatest breakfast of all.

But you don’t usually have it at 7 in the morning.

This is the first time I’ve had in the morning.

The sound of the chicken sizzling and then watching it being marinated I love it.

So my first dish of the day was Yakitori - grilled chicken.

And the batter is tempura, but it tastes a lot like British Fish and Chips.

I can’t eat elegantly this time in the morning.

If you walk around the market for a few minutes, you’ll probably spot a not so subtle character

It turns out the market even has it’s own premium mascot.

Some characters are certified by the city, the city or prefecture, but he’s not certified.

It’s too early to talk to a person in a big squid suit - whilst eating squid.

A business card of the uncertified squid character.

This says Jusho which means address and it just says sea.

See, uncertified mascots are always best.

Even the appearances of the stalls were just as unique and diverse as the produce and goods

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