Japan 3: sushi

Sushi is definitely something not to be missed in Japan!

During the weekend we went to the kaiten sushi, a restaurant that sells sushi in conveyor belts. The sushi move around, so you just sit and wait for your favorite to come :D.

And Japan it is, where technology is applied in daily life. Even in the kaiten sushi where we had lunch, which is actually the cheapest sushi restaurant in town, there is a machine in every desk for a customer to order sushi. We didn't have to shout to ask our fav maguro (tuna) or sake (salmon).

Another thing is a plates counter. Normally, a waiter will come to count how many plates we ate (two sushi in a plate :D), but using this counter we can just simply insert the plates and the number of plates will appear in the display.

left: order machine, right: plates counter

Convenient, isn't it? ;)