Tokyo fears losing a part of its soul as world's biggest fish market moves

Sushi breakfasts for tourists who flock to Tsukiji will be a thing of the past as the city's seafood paradise shifts The thousands of wholesalers who keep Tsukiji fish market running day and night have been at work for several hours when it starts filling up with weekend shoppers and tourists eager to sample the ultimate Tokyo culinary experience - a sushi breakfast. Long lines form outside restaurants as traders whizz past on small trucks laden with boxes of every type of seafood imaginable: hu...