Conveyor Belt Sushi Home Server

It isn't just tourists that love conveyor belt sushi: go to any such restaurant all over Japan and you'll see them filled with families. For many young Japanese, this is the first time they get exposed to sushi and they love grabbing the plates as they pass by. If you want to introduce your children to kaiten-zushi, you can do it with the Conveyor Belt Sushi Home Server, which also offers another children's favorite: somen nagashi noodles you fish out of running water.

The best part is that the Conveyor Belt Sushi Home Server is so simple: a mere 36 x 36.7 x 14.5 cm (14.2 x 14.4 x 5.7"), it's powered by batteries (2 C-type for the sushi part and two AA for the somen). If you aren't very good at making sushi, it even comes with a mold that wi allows you to make nigiri sushi portions of rice very easily. Then you place the sushi on the plates and the water and noodles in the tank in the center, call the children to gather around, switch it on, and let the fun begin!

Specs and Features:

• One-button operation
• Dimensions: approx. 36 x 36.7 x 14.5 cm (14.2 x 14.4 x 5.7")
• Weight: approx. 1.2 kg (2.6 lbs)
• Materials: ABS, AS, PP
• Power (sushi): 2 C batteries (not included)
• Power (somen): 2 AA batteries (not included)
• Comes with 7 sushi plates and sushi mold
• Instructions/manual: Japanese (but easy to operate)