At Furukawa market, there is ‘Nokke-don’. You can choose any pieces of fish slices and put on the rice (also without rice is possible). We already had breakfast at hotel, but if we didn’t we would have wished to have one.
There was even a section at the market where you could be taught on how to prepare your fish.

About to enter Furukawa fish market in Japan

Having a look around Furukawa fish market in Japan.

Leftover oysters shells from people’s breakfast in Furukawa fish market in Aomori, Japan

Auga market was in the basement of a shopping centre but it was a huge area much larger than Furukawa market. There were plenty of restaurants to select breakfast from and Furukawa market has a large selection of seafood.

Looking around Auga fish market in Aomori, Japan.

There was a big bridge called Rainbow bridge. It was fun to see it and walked around there. The view of the harbour was also nice.

Entrance for walking up to Rainbow bridge in Aomori, Japan.

Views from the bottom and on top of Rainbow bridge in Aomori, Japan.

If you get the chance this is a recommended place to go to get a good view of Aomori centre and harbour.

View of Aomori train station from Rainbow bridge in Aomori, Japan.

After spending the morning visiting Aomori markets it was time to catch the train to Hakodate.

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We left Kyushu and moved to Okayama, where the express train ‘Nanpu’ departs to Kochi. The train crossed over the Seto bridge, which used to be the longest bridge in the world. The view of the Seto strait from the train is awesome from both sides.

There is an attractive looking tram right in front of the train station.

Tram is directly in front of Kochi’s train station, Shikoku, Japan.

In Kochi, we saw famous bridge ‘Harimaya-bashi’ (-bashi means bridge, or the word is not connected, you can say ‘hashi’). The bridge is tiny one but pretty.

The famous bridge in Kochi, Shikoku, Japan.

The local shopping district in Kochi.

Then we went to the food market popular with both locals and tourists. It is called ‘Hirome Ichiba’ (Ichiba means Market).

Kochi’s famous authentic local food stalls.

The food there was delicious. What we choose were Katsuo-no-Tataki (Half cooked Bonito), Nankotsu-no-Karaage (Fried chicken cartridge), Gyoza (Fried Dumpling) and Gyu-Suji-Nikomi (Beef tendon stew).

Food from Kochi’s famous authentic food court, Hirome Ichiba, Shikoku, Japan.

Had fun Kochu night.

Breakfast next day served by hotel was only 100 yen but quite good.

Unfortunately the weather had not been so good but we still had a very nice time in Kochi, Shikoku, Japan.

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Iconic clock tower in centre of Fremantle
 

Public toilet with historical architecture
 

Inside Fremantle market – various kind of shops
 

Souvenirs of Australia
 

Soaps and bath goods
 

Fruits
 

Pies
 

Snacks
 

Old Shop
 

Old Shanghai, Asian Foodcourt yard
 

Appearance of Fremantle market that has a hundred history
 

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