By Noah Buchan / Staff reporterWhen Tokyo’s Tsukiji Fish Market, the world’s oldest, largest and arguably most famous, closed last year, laments echoed throughout the globe. Shen repeatedly visited the area starting from 1993 to capture the rise of Tsukiji and the people and tourists that made it come alive before it was relocated. Whenever in Tokyo, Shen would find himself mingling among the market’s morning crowds. Shen manages to capture both the mystique of why the market was attractive to tourists, but also the banality of its daily grind. Tsukiji Fish Market records an objective perspective to the market’s development up until it closed last year.

Source: Taipei Times December 19, 2019 15:56 UTC