- 14 Mar 2002
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Kura Sushi's newest establishment in Ginza, which opened on 25 April, boasts a remarkable feature: a 120-metre-long conveyor belt, the longest among all its restaurants. Visitors can savour an authentic and interactive dining experience as they watch live demonstrations of sushi and tempura being meticulously prepared at the food stalls within the restaurant.
As inbound tourism continues to flourish, this Ginza store is positioned as the flagship among the existing five outlets, explicitly catering to foreign customers. The strategic goal is to attract even more patrons. However, due to its prime location in Ginza and the escalating labour costs, this outlet's minimum price per plate has been set at 150 JPY, slightly higher than other places.
As inbound tourism continues to flourish, this Ginza store is positioned as the flagship among the existing five outlets, explicitly catering to foreign customers. The strategic goal is to attract even more patrons. However, due to its prime location in Ginza and the escalating labour costs, this outlet's minimum price per plate has been set at 150 JPY, slightly higher than other places.
Kura Sushi Opens Ginza Store with Massive Sushi Train
Kura Sushi's latest store in Ginza opens today (April 25), featuring a 120-meter long conveyor belt, the longest in any of its restaurants.
newsonjapan.com
