(おろしうり)(しじょう)

おろしうりしじょう
noun
wholesale market
businessfood
1. wholesale market
A market where goods, especially fresh produce, fish, and meat, are sold in bulk to retailers and restaurants rather than directly to consumers.
築地(つきじ)卸売(おろしうり)市場(しじょう)として有名(ゆうめい)だった。
Tsukiji was famous as a wholesale market.
毎朝(まいあさ)卸売(おろしうり)市場(しじょう)新鮮(しんせん)(さかな)仕入(しい)れる
Every morning, I stock up on fresh fish at the wholesale market.
Central wholesale markets are managed by local governments and support food safety.

Composed of 卸売(おろしうり) (wholesale) + 市場(しじょう) (market). In Japan, 中央(ちゅうおう)卸売(おろしうり)市場(しじょう) (central wholesale markets) are public markets regulated by law, handling the distribution of perishable foods. The most famous example is the former 築地(つきじ)市場(しじょう), which moved to 豊洲(とよす) in 2018.

Common collocations

Similar words