Sushi is a pretty interesting piece of work in that (unlike most Japanese animation I've seen thus far), it's built around a peculiarly simple and mundane task: that of preparing and consuming a piece of sushi. While this may seem a bit boring, it's actually not; it comes off as pretty entertaining and rather informative, showing the work that goes into the process of preparing sushi; it's simplified to be cathartic to look at and also shows how sushi is viewed as an art form in Japan. If you are interested in Japanese culture, this will give you a greater appreciation for the art ofsushi making, which is different and taken more seriously than its western counterpart, as well as prepared differently. In this, Sushi shows the elegance and process of making the eponymous food. Even if one isn't interested in the process, it's still entertaining. And at worst, it's only two minutes from your life; give it a try. 7/10.