Trying to order from the world's first 1-meter sushi train was an experience filled with unexpected challenges. When I first saw the long sushi train, I thought it would be a fun and straightforward way to enjoy a variety of sushi. However, the size and novelty quickly made the ordering process more complicated than anticipated. One of the biggest surprises was the sheer length of the sushi train—measuring a whole meter! This made selecting your preferred dishes tricky because the sushi plates kept moving fast and in a continuous loop. It required quick decisions and sometimes, a bit of waiting to catch your favorite items as they passed by. Additionally, the menu included more than just sushi; for example, udon was available, expanding the choices but also made me hesitate as I wasn't sure when to order it or how it was delivered alongside the sushi train. The pricing was also something to be mindful of. I noticed a sign that said “THAT WOULD BE $100,” which reminded me to keep track of what I picked to avoid an unexpected bill. Overall, this sushi train was an incredible introduction to Japanese dining innovation, but it also reminded me that unique dining experiences sometimes come with learning curves. If you plan to try it, I recommend arriving with a clear idea of your sushi preferences and keeping a close eye on the dishes as they come around. It’s a fun challenge for sushi lovers willing to step out of their comfort zone! If you’re visiting Japan and want a memorable and interactive meal, this 1-meter sushi train is definitely worth a visit. Just be prepared for a little adventure in ordering and savoring every bite of the freshest sushi and traditional udon.