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Popular areas for sushi restaurants
Picking up sushi restaurants in popular areas
Around Shibuya in Tokyo, Japan
New articles on sushi
We update sushi information daily, including articles and terminology related to sushi.
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Seasonal Fish Calendar
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The Best Sushi in Los Angeles/United States
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I went to KURA SUSHI Los Angeles, CA | Sawtelle
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Recommended sushi restaurants in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan chosen by Japanese people
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Restaurant of sushi and the liquor, “Genpachi Sendo” of Nakameguro.
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A sushi restaurant that speaks English in Tokyo, Japan that landed from Hawaii
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Deep dive into the appeal of “Conveyor belt sushi Misaki Meguro branch”! What is the secret behind its popularity among foreign tourists?
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Tasting sushi at Sushiro in Kanazawa: A must-see sushi spot for tourists
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Enjoy sushi, Japanese food, and sake in Kawasaki: The appeal of Natura, a Japanese food and Tachigui sushi restaurant
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If you want to try conveyor belt sushi in Kanazawa, this is the place to go!: Morimori Sushi Kanazawa Station Branch
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【Gyoku】What is Gyoku(ギョク)?
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【Kusa】What is Kusa(クサ)?
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【Gunkan maki】What is Gunkan maki(グンカンマキ)?
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【Geso】What is Geso(ゲソ)?
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【Geta】What is Geta(ゲタ)?
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【Shari】What is Shari(シャリ)?
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【Tachi】What is Tachi(タチ)?
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【Tane, Neta】What is Tane(タネ), Neta(ネタ)?
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【Zuke】What is Zuke(ヅケ)?
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【Tsukeba】What is Tsukeba(ツケバ)?
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【Tsume (Nitsume)】What is Tsume (Nitsume)ツメ(ニツメ)?
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【Tekka】What is Tekka(テッカ)?
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【Tenchi】What is Tenchi(テンチ)?
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【Toro】What is Toro(トロ)?
New sushi restaurant
This is a newly listed sushi restaurant. Please take a look once
This month’s recommended sushi restaurants around the world
Search for places you want to go to from sushi restaurants around the world
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SWEET BEAR BLOOM
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green willow (i.e. one that has budded)
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Wa TEPPAN Miyoshino
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Sushi Taiyoshi
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Sushi Seidai
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Shibaura Sushi Wasabi Branch Office
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Kitashinji Sushi Mamoru
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tanuki (Nyctereutes procyonoides)
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Sushi five days five OSAKA
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Sushi Tobi
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sushi restaurant
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Popular diner at a fish restaurant, Shin of Tuna
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Sushi and Soba Noodles Yuu
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Makiwa Sushi
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Sushiro Kumamoto Kamidori
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K TOKYO by PATINASTELLA
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Stand Sushi and Sakaigashi Ekimae
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Tachikawa Izumi-cho Sushi Wasabi
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Mametai Sushi Minami-Machida
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Yokocho Sushi Aohana
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Sushi Akagi
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Sushi Restaurant Nakano
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Sushiro Tenjin
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Hamazushi Sapporo Kawasai
What is SUSHILIVE?
SUSHILIVE is dedicated to discovering and featuring the best sushi restaurants from around the world to help you encounter the finest sushi. Whether in your home country or a destination for future travels, you can discover incredibly delicious sushi.
Trends in Sushi:
The sushi market has a scale of 1.3 trillion yen. Sushi restaurants typically follow a representative style where sushi chefs sit at the counter, crafting and serving “Edomae-zushi,” a type of hand-pressed sushi, directly in front of customers. This style is said to have originated during the Edo period in the Bunsei era and remains highly popular nationwide.
In recent years, there has been an increase in low-cost conveyor belt sushi restaurants where plates of sushi are placed on an automated conveyor belt inside the establishment. The origins of conveyor belt sushi trace back to 1958 with the opening of the first store called “Mawaru Genroku Sushi.” This concept gained popularity for making sushi, traditionally considered a luxury dish, accessible at reasonable prices, and it spread across the country. Particularly in the 2000s, responding to the growing consumer demand for affordable options, chains offering a uniform price of “100 yen per plate” (excluding tax) became prominent.
SUSHILIVE categorizes sushi restaurants and conveyor belt sushi separately,
encompassing sushi establishments worldwide. Whether by country, region, or specific criteria like restaurant name or rankings, you can find the perfect sushi restaurant for you. Additionally,SUSHILIVE provides updates on various sushi-related information, including glossaries and types of sushi.
SUSHILIVE is a platform where sushi enthusiasts, predominantly Japanese, continuously research and explore the world of sushi. SUSHILIVE aims to share the deliciousness of sushi born in Japan with people worldwide. In the pursuit of the finest sushi, SUSHILIVE will continue to update and improve its offerings.


Popular areas for sushi restaurants
Picking up sushi restaurants in popular areas
Around Shibuya in Tokyo, Japan
New articles on sushi
We update sushi information daily, including articles and terminology related to sushi.
-
Seasonal Fish Calendar
-
The Best Sushi in Los Angeles/United States
-
I went to KURA SUSHI Los Angeles, CA | Sawtelle
-
Recommended sushi restaurants in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan chosen by Japanese people
-
Restaurant of sushi and the liquor, “Genpachi Sendo” of Nakameguro.
-
A sushi restaurant that speaks English in Tokyo, Japan that landed from Hawaii
-
Deep dive into the appeal of “Conveyor belt sushi Misaki Meguro branch”! What is the secret behind its popularity among foreign tourists?
-
Tasting sushi at Sushiro in Kanazawa: A must-see sushi spot for tourists
-
Enjoy sushi, Japanese food, and sake in Kawasaki: The appeal of Natura, a Japanese food and Tachigui sushi restaurant
-
If you want to try conveyor belt sushi in Kanazawa, this is the place to go!: Morimori Sushi Kanazawa Station Branch
-
【Gyoku】What is Gyoku(ギョク)?
-
【Kusa】What is Kusa(クサ)?
-
【Gunkan maki】What is Gunkan maki(グンカンマキ)?
-
【Geso】What is Geso(ゲソ)?
-
【Geta】What is Geta(ゲタ)?
-
【Shari】What is Shari(シャリ)?
-
【Tachi】What is Tachi(タチ)?
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【Tane, Neta】What is Tane(タネ), Neta(ネタ)?
-
【Zuke】What is Zuke(ヅケ)?
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【Tsukeba】What is Tsukeba(ツケバ)?
-
【Tsume (Nitsume)】What is Tsume (Nitsume)ツメ(ニツメ)?
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【Tekka】What is Tekka(テッカ)?
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【Tenchi】What is Tenchi(テンチ)?
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【Toro】What is Toro(トロ)?
New sushi restaurant
This is a newly listed sushi restaurant. Please take a look once
This month’s recommended sushi restaurants around the world
Search for places you want to go to from sushi restaurants around the world
-
SWEET BEAR BLOOM
-
green willow (i.e. one that has budded)
-
Wa TEPPAN Miyoshino
-
Sushi Taiyoshi
-
Sushi Seidai
-
Shibaura Sushi Wasabi Branch Office
-
Kitashinji Sushi Mamoru
-
tanuki (Nyctereutes procyonoides)
-
Sushi five days five OSAKA
-
Sushi Tobi
-
sushi restaurant
-
Popular diner at a fish restaurant, Shin of Tuna
-
Sushi and Soba Noodles Yuu
-
Makiwa Sushi
-
Sushiro Kumamoto Kamidori
-
K TOKYO by PATINASTELLA
-
Stand Sushi and Sakaigashi Ekimae
-
Tachikawa Izumi-cho Sushi Wasabi
-
Mametai Sushi Minami-Machida
-
Yokocho Sushi Aohana
-
Sushi Akagi
-
Sushi Restaurant Nakano
-
Sushiro Tenjin
-
Hamazushi Sapporo Kawasai
What is SUSHILIVE?
SUSHILIVE is dedicated to discovering and featuring the best sushi restaurants from around the world to help you encounter the finest sushi. Whether in your home country or a destination for future travels, you can discover incredibly delicious sushi.
Trends in Sushi:
The sushi market has a scale of 1.3 trillion yen. Sushi restaurants typically follow a representative style where sushi chefs sit at the counter, crafting and serving “Edomae-zushi,” a type of hand-pressed sushi, directly in front of customers. This style is said to have originated during the Edo period in the Bunsei era and remains highly popular nationwide.
In recent years, there has been an increase in low-cost conveyor belt sushi restaurants where plates of sushi are placed on an automated conveyor belt inside the establishment. The origins of conveyor belt sushi trace back to 1958 with the opening of the first store called “Mawaru Genroku Sushi.” This concept gained popularity for making sushi, traditionally considered a luxury dish, accessible at reasonable prices, and it spread across the country. Particularly in the 2000s, responding to the growing consumer demand for affordable options, chains offering a uniform price of “100 yen per plate” (excluding tax) became prominent.
SUSHILIVE categorizes sushi restaurants and conveyor belt sushi separately,
encompassing sushi establishments worldwide. Whether by country, region, or specific criteria like restaurant name or rankings, you can find the perfect sushi restaurant for you. Additionally,SUSHILIVE provides updates on various sushi-related information, including glossaries and types of sushi.
SUSHILIVE is a platform where sushi enthusiasts, predominantly Japanese, continuously research and explore the world of sushi. SUSHILIVE aims to share the deliciousness of sushi born in Japan with people worldwide. In the pursuit of the finest sushi, SUSHILIVE will continue to update and improve its offerings.
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