Sushi is a representative of Japanese food culture. The watch-type wearable device "Sushi Watch" that can carry the sushi has been released by Irodori, which operates the tourist information site "BATTERA" in Osaka.


"Sushi Watch" is a device that allows you to carry sushi at all times. You can eat sushi anytime, anywhere. It uses a modular mechanism, and is characterized by the ability to change the material to whatever you like.

Speaking of watch-type wearable devices, "Apple Watch" by Apple Inc. is famous. However, when Irodori compared "Sushi Watch" and "Apple Watch", "whether rice is attached", "whether wasabi works", "whether it is wrapped in seaweed", "whether it is fresh", "whether it can be eaten", etc. In most of the comparison items, "Sushi Watch" outperformed "Apple Watch". The only thing that made the Apple Watch so good was that it had a clock function.


"Sushi Watch" has a total of 6 types of material editions. The cheapest "TAMAGO" Edition is 200 yen, "BATTERA" is 300 yen, "UNAGI" is 400 yen, "HAMACHI" is 500 yen, "IKURA" is 1,000 yen, and "MAGURO" is 2,000 yen. ing.


(Note: This article is April Fool's Day news, but it is true that sushi is representative of Japanese food culture.)