Giant Sushi Luggages Are Now Being Served On Airport Conveyor Belts

Giant Sushi Luggages Are Now Being Served On Airport Conveyor Belts

Do you like sushi? Then you’ll love these giant sushi luggages.

Typically, we can only find sushi in Japanese (or pseudo-Japanese) restaurants. However, now you will be able to find “sushi” on the luggage conveyor belts in airports too. No, I’m not kidding.

The innovative folks over at Parco have decided to turn your luggage conveyor belt into a “sushi” conveyor belt – by turning your luggage bags into “sushi”. Before you think that the Parco folks have black magic of some kind, I should tell you that they do this by enticing you to get quirky “Sushi” suitcase covers. While the first run of the covers was released last year, you can get even more variety with new flavours that Parco released this year! With new designs like Tako (Octopus), Ikura (Seasoned Salmon Roe) and Saba (Mackerel) available, you will be spoilt for choice.


Image Credits: Parco

Additionally, the sushi suitcase covers will help travellers to differentiate their suitcase from every other boring suitcase out there. You will also never have to worry about the luggage handlers in the airport scratching your shiny new suitcase as they load it into the plane and you will not have to worry about your suitcase getting dirty. So the luggage covers will both serve to make your luggage look more delicious and will help to protect your luggage from scratches and dirt.


Image Credits: Parco

So what do you think about the sushi luggage covers? Do you like it or hate it? Would you consider ever using one of these luggage covers? Tell us about it in the comments below.

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Yi Shao is constantly on the lookout for new adventures, which had led her from the mountains in Salzberg to the bustling night markets of Taiwan. While she is currently in Singapore finishing up her university education, she still seeks out the lesser known places in her hometown before she embarks on her next big adventure.

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