Sushi is a representative of Japanese food culture. Sushi Watch," a wristwatch-type wearable device that allows you to carry sushi, is now on sale from Irodori, which operates the Osaka tourist information site "BATTERA.


Sushi Watch" is a device that allows users to carry sushi with them at all times. You can eat sushi anytime, anywhere. The modular mechanism allows the wearer to change the ingredients to whatever he or she likes.

The most famous watch-shaped wearable device is the Apple Watch by Apple Inc. However, when Irodori compared the "Sushi Watch" and the "Apple Watch," the "Sushi Watch" outperformed the "Apple Watch" in most of the comparison items such as "whether rice is included," "whether wasabi is used," "whether the sushi is wrapped in seaweed," "whether it is fresh," and "whether it is edible. The "Sushi Watch" outperformed the "Apple Watch" in most of the comparison items. The Apple Watch was superior only because of its watch function.


The Sushi Watch is available in six different editions. The lowest-priced "TAMAGO" edition is priced at 200 yen, "BATTERA" at 300 yen, "UNAGI" at 400 yen, "HAMACHI" at 500 yen, "IKURA" at 1,000 yen, and "MAGURO" at 2,000 yen.


(Note: This article is false news for April Fool's Day. But it is true that sushi is a representative of Japanese food culture)