Sushi chain to open restaurant without conveyer belt

Photo taken on July 31, 2015, shows a new restaurant by conveyer-belt sushi chain operator Kappa Create Co. The new outlet to be open in Tokyo in September will have no conveyer belt, targeting small groups of customers. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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