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Clarissa's Blog 
Hmmm, it’s my late beloved wife’s birthday, she would have preferred some cabbage rolls and an honest Black Forest cake…just saying D-;
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I don’t link cake but as for cabbage rolls, you’re right, I’m totally making them tomorrow!
I’m very sorry for your loss.
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Are there any kaitenzushi places near you?
I believe this is one of the original Genroku joints in Tokyo:
They used to advertise “the sushi that goes around” — it’s called “conveyor belt sushi”, but that name isn’t quite as cool sounding. Many shops make the conveyor into something amusing, such as one shop I’ve seen that has JR trains with little trays that deliver sushi.
Basically, you grab anything you want off the conveyor, and you’re charged by the colour of the plate or bowl. Anything bespoke comes with a specially coloured bowl or plate, so you can order anything you want, but you can get anything that’s already made by taking it as it comes by.
I’ve seen these shops more commonly on the West Coast of the US, but it’s still a nifty idea anywhere …
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I’ve seen this on TV but we are nowhere near as sophisticated as all that.
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TUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNA!! mmmmm
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