Conveyor Belt Sushi — Rotating Plate Dining Experience

**Sushiro recommendation:** Sushiro is Japan's largest kaitenzushi chain and offers best quality-to-price ratio. The fish is sustainably sourced, rice is perfectly seasoned, and seasonal specials rotate monthly. Order via touch screen (English available): fatty tuna (中トロ chutoro ¥300), salmon (サーモン ¥100), shrimp (えび ¥100), sea urchin (うに ¥300), and seasonal fish. The express lane delivers orders in 90 seconds. Finish with dessert plates (matcha pudding, mochi ice cream ¥200). **Kura Sushi gamification:** Kura Sushi incentivizes plate clearing — every 5 plates entered into the disposal slot triggers a gacha machine animation on your screen. Win rates are ~20% (1 in 5 games), prizes are collectible toys/figures. This gamification appeals to children and creates competitive plate-counting among groups. The system encourages over-ordering (chasing prizes), so set a budget before starting. **Etiquette and ordering:** Don't touch plates you won't eat (considered poor manners). Use the touch screen to order specific items rather than waiting for belt rotation — belt items may have been circling for 30+ minutes (time limit exists but freshness varies). Wasabi is inside sushi or available as squeeze tube at seat. Green tea powder and hot water are self-serve. Insert finished plates into the disposal slot at your seat (staff count later). Pay at register showing your seat number (staff count plates before you leave).