A unique bus tour is set to begin, offering all-you-can-eat sushi to its passengers. This tour is described as a "world-first" and will include a tour of a downtown area. The bus, called the Sushi Bus, will start operating from October 10.
Further details about the Sushi Bus can be found in the source.
The Sushi Bus is associated with a confession, as indicated by its promotional description, but specifics are not provided.
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