The World's Smallest Sushi Is Made With One Grain Of Rice

They make the world's smallest sushi, using a single grain of rice, at Sushiya No Nohachi in Taitō, Tokyo. We thought this video was a well-crafted April Fool's joke, but it occurred to us they don't celebrate April Fool's Day in Japan — in fact, tiny sushi is traditionally made to celebrate the birth of a baby. That means this nano-nigiri is for real, and you need to see how it's crafted by chef Hironori Ikeno.

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(If you're still hungry after your grain-of-rice-sushi, they do make regular-sized as well).