Public viewing of tuna auctions at Tokyo's Toyosu fish market resumed Monday after an eight-month hiatus due to the spread of the novel coronavirus.Eighteen visitors selected by lottery in advance gathered at the market in the early morning and watched from a viewing deck as dealers wearing masks took part in the bidding.The fish market, which opened in 2018 to replace the aging Tsukiji market, had suspended public viewings of the auctions Feb. 29 following the outbreak of the virus.While the market had invited up to 120 spectators per day for the popular event before, capacity has now been…READ FULL ARTICLE
