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Turn the airport into a conveyor-belt sushi bar—freshly delivered with sushi-style luggage covers!

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — In 2014, Japan’s PARCO launched sushi-shaped luggage covers that instantly transformed the airport into a vivid, eye-catching conveyor-belt sushi shop. This year, PARCO is back with a second wave of sushi-themed covers, featuring...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
 

In 2014, Japan’s PARCO launched sushi-shaped luggage covers that instantly transformed the airport into a vivid, eye-catching conveyor-belt sushi shop. This year, PARCO is back with a second wave of sushi-themed covers, adding three new designs including octopus to the original four flavors, sparking hot discussions!

PARCO’s nigiri sushi luggage covers are cute and attention-grabbing. (Image source: YOUTUBE)

The ‘OMISE PARCO’ at Tokyo’s Narita Airport introduced “conveyor-belt sushi luggage covers” in July 2014, featuring classic flavors such as tuna, salmon, sweet shrimp, and tamago. These lifelike sushi nigiri luggage covers, placed on square suitcases, perfectly showcase the sushi design, instantly becoming a focal point at the airport!

The second wave introduces three new flavors: octopus, fish roe, and mackerel. (Image source: parco-enta)

Each luggage cover is made from 100% nylon, with dimensions of approximately 64–70 cm in height and 42–46 cm in width. (Image source: parco-enta)

Travel becomes even more fun with these adorable sushi luggage covers. (Image source: YOUTUBE)

This yearPARCOhas once again introduced new flavors—octopus, fish roe, and mackerel—currently selling well. They are now available at Narita Airport, Fukuoka Airport, and Shibuya in Japan.PARCOThey are made from 100% nylon, with dimensions of64–70cm in height,42-46cm in width, and are priced at3024yen.
 

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