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PEOPLE / 1 WORKTheodore C. BestorAll roles ↗author ↗Books 2004Tsukiji: The Fish Market at the Center of the WorldTheodore C. BestorThis was a very interesting book. Bestor clearly spent a huge amount of time at the market and his observations of the market are very astute. The book does fall a little bit into an awkward middle ground between academic work and generally interest non-fiction. Bestor encourages readers to skip chapters if they're not interested. I did not do that but I did skip over some passages that were not that interesting to me. One side effect of the book being written with skipping in mind is there is a little more repetition than I'd like with the same concept or word explained the same way in several chapters. Overall I'm glad I read the book and I'm certainly looking forward to visiting the market when I go to Tokyo. Reading this in 2016 was interesting as much of the book covers the struggles to modernize and/or move Tsukiji. Until this week that was scheduled to finally happen in November. However it was just delayed again.Books · 2004Tsukiji: The Fish Market at the Center of the WorldCredit sourcesopenlibrary.org/works/OL4624031W
Books 2004Tsukiji: The Fish Market at the Center of the WorldTheodore C. BestorThis was a very interesting book. Bestor clearly spent a huge amount of time at the market and his observations of the market are very astute. The book does fall a little bit into an awkward middle ground between academic work and generally interest non-fiction. Bestor encourages readers to skip chapters if they're not interested. I did not do that but I did skip over some passages that were not that interesting to me. One side effect of the book being written with skipping in mind is there is a little more repetition than I'd like with the same concept or word explained the same way in several chapters. Overall I'm glad I read the book and I'm certainly looking forward to visiting the market when I go to Tokyo. Reading this in 2016 was interesting as much of the book covers the struggles to modernize and/or move Tsukiji. Until this week that was scheduled to finally happen in November. However it was just delayed again.Books · 2004Tsukiji: The Fish Market at the Center of the World