A high-tech conveyor-belt sushi restaurant chain famous from Tokyo to Los Angeles to Jersey City plans to open a location in Boulder in the fall of 2025.Like similar concepts around the world, Kura Revolving Sushi Bar serves sushi in small trays that wind their way past tables on a conveyor belt. Customers can select what they want off the belt and pay by the plate. At Kura, which has 650 locations across Japan, Taiwan and the United States (where there are 67 with 12 on the way) there is typically also a touchscreen to order other kinds of food that dont arrive via the revolving belt, and even robots who deliver drinks.But one of the most novel gimmicks at a place that is filled with them is a toy dispenser that automatically awards diners with prizes if they eat at least 15 plates of food. The prizes are often anime figurines or keychains, magnetic bookmarks and phone mounts.The number of diverse restaurants in Boulder suggests that local residents, students and visitors have a sophisticated multi-cultural palette and that aligns perfectly with where Kura Revolving Sushi Bars perform best throughout the country, said Robert Kluger, the chief development officer for Kuras U.S.-based subsidiary, in a statement provided by Kura Sushi USA. We are excited to share our authentic Japanese dining experience and look forward to being a part of Boulders thriving restaurant district and becoming a part of the communitys dining traditions.Kura will be in the Twenty Ninth Street shopping center at 1710 29th St. in Boulder.Click here to see the full story from our partners at The Denver Post.