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There’s A Sushi Ferris Wheel Because Japan

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We’ve seen sushi delivered via conveyor belt and even by train. Now, your fish and rice will go around and around on a ferris wheel for some reason.

The Sky Party Sushi Big Ferris Wheel has everything a kid would need to create a sushi meal. The sushi will then wait its turn, hop aboard the next available cart, and then ride mind-numbingly slow until it’s ready to be eaten.

When the sushi’s ride is over, a ramp will capture and deliver the sushi to the table. So, it’s a ferris wheel and roller coaster hybrid, and now I’m even more confused.

Please watch this…

[link, via Nerdist]

A Raw Meat Cake Because Japan

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These raw meat cakes may look like an unfortunate art project, but they’re not only meant to be cooked and consumed, but also to help celebrate.

Japan has something called ‘meat day,’ celebrated on March 29th. Japanese “yakiniku” restaurant Gyu-Kaku, came up with a fun way to present their beef — in cake form. Not only is this festive, but the meat and veggies are easily removable to place on the grill.

There’s also smaller meat bouquets, if an entire cake is too festive for you, party-pooper. Happy Meat Day, Japan.

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[link, via Tokyo Otaku]

There’s Drinkable Cream Puffs In A Can Now Because Japan

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There are few things more delightful than a cream puff — so puffy and creamy. But, have you ever wished that you could ingest all that puff and cream without the hassle of chewing? Of course you have.

Beard Papa’s Drinkable Cream Puff is here to help. The international cream puff chain — yes, such a thing exists — has released their desserts in a can, ready to drink. Of course, something so wonderful and cray-cray is only available in Japan.

You however, can visit a Beard Papa location in most U.S. States. Just be prepared to actually chew something.

[link, via Nerdist]

Bunny Bread Is A Thing Because Japan

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Apparently in Japan, if you’re making a sandwich with bread that isn’t bunny-shaped, you’re doing it wrong.

Bunny Bread is the latest quirky food trend from our friends in Japan. Whether it’s an ordinary loaf that happens to be bunny-shaped, or large rolls with bunny faces on them — as long as there’s long ears involved, it’s officially rabbit-bread season in Japan.

[via technabob]

Kit-Kat Sushi Because Japan

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A few of Japan’s favorite things, Kit Kat and sushi, are together at last.

Kit Kat Sushi is being brought to us by Japan’s first stand-alone Kit-Kat retail store. The mix of Japanese culture is modeled after pieces of traditional sushi and comes in three varieties — Maguro (raspberry-flavor Kit Kats on puffed rice), Uni (Hokkaido melon and mascarpone cheese flavored Kit Kats wrapped in seaweed), and Tamago (pumpkin pudding-flavored and wrapped with seaweed).

The new storefront will open in Tokyo Ginza between February 2 and February 4. Break me off a piece of that sushi bar.

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[link, via That’s Nerdalicious]

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