Ginia nods. Instead of explaining it (though it does speak for itself), it feels better to simply let him experience it. After making sure they have everything they need, it's a matter of shrine hopping back to Kyoto. Between that and a quick bus ride, they arrive at a large seafood market in Kyoto.

Inside there are rows of different vendors, all with a variety of tanks and display cases of some of the best seafood Japan has to offer. Fish of all species, shellfish, if it can be fished up in the ocean and eaten, it's here. Some are still alive, others have already been processed down. It's full of people buying and shopping; Ginia lets Romeo roam so he can get a better look, but keeps a close eye on him.