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Nicola Tanzini: Tokyo TzukijiDiscover the captivating world of Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market through 'Tokyo Tsukiji' by Nicola Tanzini. This unique photo book dives into the vibrant life of one of Japan's most famous culinary landmarks, celebrated for its iconic tuna auctions and the hustle of bustling wholesalers. Published by Contrasto SRL in 2019, this first of its kind collection showcases the lesser known moments as the market winds down late in the morning, capturing a rare
Discover the captivating world of Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market through 'Tokyo Tsukiji' by Nicola Tanzini. This unique photo book dives into the vibrant life of one of Japan's most famous culinary landmarks, celebrated for its iconic tuna auctions and the hustle of bustling wholesalers. Published by Contrasto SRL in 2019, this first-of-its-kind collection showcases the lesser-known moments as the market winds down late in the morning, capturing a rare glimpse into the tranquil aftermath of a bustling fish market.Tsukiji, historically revered by acclaimed restaurateurs, has been a cornerstone of Tokyo's culinary culture since 1935. With the impending relocation of the market due to redevelopment for the 2020 Olympics, 'Tokyo Tsukiji' serves as a poignant reminder of this beloved institution's significance. Each photograph in this book radiates a sense of peace, transitioning from the chaos of the auction to the serene moments when the market pauses, inviting both locals and tourists alike to experience its magic.
Whether you are a photography enthusiast, a foodie, or a traveler enamored with Japan's rich cultural heritage, this book is an essential addition to your collection. Explore the atmosphere of Tsukiji, feel the pulse of Tokyo, and witness the narratives of the market's key players captured in stunning detail. 'Tokyo Tsukiji' is not just a book; it’s a visual journey through one of the world's largest and most important fish markets. Perfect as a gift for food lovers and anyone fascinated by Japanese culture, add this exquisite piece to your library today!
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★★★★★ 3
Chicken Flavor Good, But 🔄 Rotation-Resistant✖; Best for Simpler Chewers
Size: X-Small, Color: Ring Bone, Size: X-Small, Color: Ring Bone
🐾 Hi, I’m PVD; plush sophisticate, chew critic, and active curator of rotational toy relevance.
This ring bone and I never fully bonded. I sampled it maybe five times in my entire puppyhood before quietly returning it to the bin (with a single judgmental glance).
Still, it does have value for the right pup.
⭐ Why I originally wanted to love it:
✔️ XS size works well for very young puppies
✔️ Chicken flavor lasts impressively long
✔️ Freezing offers temporary gum relief
✔️ Durable and safe; no odd odors or shredding
🌀 Why it’s now a respectful 3-star chew in my rotation:
✘ Never became a go-to toy (5 uses max in my life)
✘ Ring shape felt awkward, not natural or chic; hard to grip and maneuver
✘ Texture too tame vs. nubs or detailed chew surfaces
✘ When I was smaller, I much preferred the Nylabone Baby Blue Bone Chew Toy with nubs (my personal classic), and have since matured into nightly Nylabone “Nubz” edible bones
This Ring Bone is Best For:
• Very young puppies with minimal chew preferences
• Dogs who like simple textures and circular shapes
• Those just starting enrichment chew play
• Freezer treat rotations (briefly)
🚫 Not ideal for: picky pups, advanced chewers, or dogs who analyze toy ergonomics (like myself).
📝 Final Re-Barks:
A strong, well-made chew, but lacked the intrigue to make my permanent rotation. Works for basic chew enjoyment; not for pups with elevated taste or toy ambition.
— PVD (Chew Strategist, Textural Analyst & Aspire-to-Vine Reviewer 🐶💼)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Puppy loves it!
Size: X-Large, Color: Teething Bone, Size: X-Large, Color: Teething Bone
My small puppy loves this bone! I originally purchased this for a larger dog, but my small 10 pound puppy loves it more. It’s good quality and a softer material for puppies!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026
★★★★★ 4
A hit, but could be stronger
Size: Medium, Color: Ring Bone, Size: Medium, Color: Ring Bone
Gave this to my 11 week old pittie, and she did significant damage within 15 mins. She left a pile of chewed bits on the couch but thankfully didn't eat them. Definitely don't leave unsupervised.
That said, she LOVED it and it seemed to help her teething gums so, I'm still giving it a 4/5
Puppy pics for tax
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great long lasting chew
Flavor Name: Peanut Butter, Size: Large, Flavor Name: Peanut Butter, Size: Large
We really like having these bones on hand to keep our power chewing pitties busy. The large sizes are super convenient and long lasting, and our dogs really seem to enjoy them. We have gone through several orders over the last few years, and I anticipate to keep buying this brand.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Durable and loved dog chew toy bone
Flavor Name: Bacon, Size: Medium
The dogs seem to love chewing on it. It has held up pretty well.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026