Especially in Japan, you're highly unlikely to hear anyone complaining when they see you bring along a giant plate of sushi to a party. Sushi is often a staple during celebratory events and special get-togethers, and there aren't many other foods that can get the crowd as excited every single time. But you can bring a nifty sushi amusement park to accompany the sushi and impress everyone else in the room even more, while simultaneously giving a whole new meaning to the phrase "revolving sushi."

Fuji-Q-designed Sushi Ferris Wheel!

Having sushi at home will never be the same with this glorious Ferris wheel sushi server. Each carriage holds a plate of sushi that takes a spin around the classic ride. When it comes back down, it is then released from the Ferris wheel and shot onto the tracks of a mini roller coaster.

This neat sushi server was designed by Fuji-Q Highland, a Japanese amusement park known for their world-class roller coasters and haunted houses. The Ferris wheel stands 51.5 centimeters (20 inches) tall, and is complete with a logo of Fuji-Q Highland on its front. Those who've been to the park might notice that its design was inspired by the Shining Flower Ferris wheel at Fuji-Q, while the roller coaster is said to have been inspired by the famous Dodonpa ride.

The sushi Ferris wheel isn't all about visual impact, though, and comes with cute squid-shaped rice spoons and scoopers to make the actual sushi-making process easier.

Purchases for the sushi server can be made for 9,980 yen (US$90) starting July 20th. It will be sold online and at retail shops throughout Japan. Get more information on the Takara Tomy website here!