After the famous Tsukiji Market in Tokyo, La Nueva Viga in Mexico City is the second largest fish market in the world. Three young men were raising fish amid the morning atmosphere of the La Nueva Viga market. But unlike the Tsukiji market, and other markets such as the Sydney Fish Market, La Nueva Viga has located hundreds of kilometers from the shoreline. This fish market is the largest in Latin America and is located in Iztapalapa, which is in the Mexican capital. A row of trucks comes every day from the coast to Mexico City, carrying fish, shellfish, octopus and fresh sharks. On average around 700 to 1500 tons of marine products are sold every day to thousands of visitors who have successfully captured this market. Lupita Hernandez lives in Alvarado, Veracruz, which is 400 kilometers east of the Mexican coast. His family holds fresh fish from Tabasco, Veracruz, Campeche, and Matamoros for sale at La Nueva Viga. Lupita estimates that they sell 1000 kilogra
As one of the world-class modern cities, Tokyo is a shopping destination for everyone. Ranging from fashion, crafts, to peculiar Japanese items that we never thought could have existed before. Here are some areas in Tokyo that you can explore while shopping. Each place has its own uniqueness! Let's see below! 1. Asakusa This Asakusa is like the old city of Tokyo. Some buildings here even existed from the Edo period! On the road to Senso-ji Temple called Nakamise-dori, you can find lots of shops selling cute Japanese gifts and souvenirs. Starting from key chains, fridge magnets, to traditional Japanese ornaments. Many street food sellers here. Most are small meals like taiyaki and mochi. Food vendors will not hesitate to scold you if you eat while walking. They will ask you to eat in a special area beside the shop. 2. Ginza Ginza is a shopping district that has many international brand stores. Many department stores are lined up here. Startin