Running Bus with Revolving Sushi?… Exploding Interest

They say sightseeing comes after a good meal, and now a bus has appeared that lets you enjoy both tourism and dining at the same time.

Let us take you to Japan.

A double-decker bus is driving down the road.

Inside the bus, however, plates of sushi are spinning around.

This is the so-called "Sushi Bus" that has appeared in Tokyo, Japan.

Having started operations on October 10, the bus departs from Tokyo Station and tours major attractions such as the Ginza district and the area around Tokyo Tower for about 70 minutes.

While enjoying the sightseeing, passengers can eat as much sushi as they like placed on a revolving belt.

The sushi is made in the kitchen on the first floor of the bus using ingredients brought in from markets near Tokyo, and then sent up to the second floor via a dedicated lift.

It reportedly took about two and a half years of development and testing to ensure the plates move stably even inside a moving bus.

The fare is about 140,000 won per person in Korean currency, and as a unique product combining tourism and culinary experience, reservations are continuing day after day.

(Source: YouTube @SoloSoloTravel, @suzumojapanofficial5218, Instagram @sushi.bus)
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