GoPro camera takes an intimate journey on sushi conveyor belt

It's oddly intimate.
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Petrana Radulovic
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Ever wondered how the world looks like from a sushi conveyor belt?

One fearless YouTuber set off to answer this curious question, setting his GoPro onto a sushi conveyor belt in Tokyo. The camera makes its way around the restaurant, capturing the intimate dining moments of the patrons. A few of them notice; some point and smile, others looking confused (one makes a, uh, crude hand gesture at the camera).

The camera ends up in the back of the restaurant, much to the confusion of the cooks, and it's passed around before finally ending up in the hands of its rightful owner.

That's a lot of adventure for one little GoPro.

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Petrana Radulovic

Petrana Radulovic was a web culture fellow here at Mashable. She enjoys exploring the growing intersection of story-telling and digital spaces, hanging out in book shops and art museums, and the tasteful meme. Follow her on Twitter at @pet_rana for #relatable content.


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