"Do you want salmon or tuna?" Japanese turn suitcases into conveyor belt sushi

▲ Japan has launched sushi suitcase covers to make travel more enjoyable. (Photo / fromOMISE PARCO website, the same below)

Reporter Chen Ruizhong / Comprehensive report

Many frequent travelers know that waiting for your luggage on the baggage carousel always feels especially long. To make airports and travel more fun, a Japanese company has launched "sushi suitcase covers." Just slip one of these sushi-themed covers over your suitcase, and it instantly transforms into a piece of conveyor belt sushi on the carousel. The unique design is eye-catching and sure to bring a smile, while also protecting your suitcase from scratches.

▲ This time, shrimp, tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet), tuna, and salmon designs have been released, with the salmon version being exclusive to Narita Airport.

According to the OMISE PARCO official website, four "flavors" of suitcase covers have been released this time: tamagoyaki, tuna, shrimp, and salmon. Each cover is priced at 2,800 Japanese yen (tax excluded, approximately 832 New Taiwan Dollars), suitable for suitcases with a height of 64 to 70 cm and a width of 42 to 46 cm. Online sales began on June 25, with official sales starting at 08:00 on July 8. The salmon version is an exclusive item for Tokyo Narita Airport.

▲ From the side, the suitcase really looks like a delicious piece of sushi.