You'd need one heck of a Sushi Train to carry this one around!
From: http://mdn.mainichi-msn.co.jp/national/news/20070514p2a00m0na013000c.html
MEXICO -- Hundreds of people of Japanese descent made a 110-meter-long sushi roll on Sunday in celebration of the 110th anniversary of Japanese people's immigration to Mexico.
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Representing friendship between the Japanese and Mexican people, attendees of the event held at the Japan-Mexico society here used rice, fish cake and a Mexican specialty, edible cactuses, to make the sushi roll. The sushi was called an "Azteca roll."
"The rolled sushi, a mixture of Japanese and Mexican food, symbolizes the integration of both cultures," a 64-year-old man of Japanese descent said.
About 1,000 people were present at the function.
A total of 35 Japanese people immigrated to Mexico in May 1897. About 17,000 citizens of Japanese parentage live there now. (Mainichi)