If you are a Sushi lover, how about rolling yourself up into one of the coolest Sushi costumes ever?
There are so many colorful variations you can choose from – become a California roll, Spicy Tuna roll, Vegetable roll. Or, if you prefer, you can turn yourself inside out and become any roll you can dream up. If you’re not into rolls, you can always opt for a shrimp Nigiri costume, pink Sashimi costume, pack yourself up into a Temaki cone.
Sushi costumes are also great for couples and groups. You can get your friends together to go as a combination sushi platter with a spicy green wasabi costume, pickled ginger costume. Maybe also bring along a a friend dressed up as bottle of Kikkoman soy sauce.
Just like with sushi itself, the options are endless for creating the coolest Sushi costumes ever. All you need is creativity and… and a set of chopsticks.
Trying to think outside the box this year was quite the challenge. All my friends are the normal things, a sexy cat, a sexy bunny, a sexy cop; the list goes on and on. But I just wanted to be super original and funny! I saw a dog costume that was a piece of sushi and thought to myself: … Read more
This year my girls wanted to be something fun and original for Halloween… again. Every year my girls come up with bigger, better and more original (i.e. complicated) ideas. I don’t know if I am going to be able to keep up with their ingenuity in the years to come. My youngest wanted to be … Read more
I made this Sushi and Soy Sauce Halloween costume for myself and my boyfriend using a white tube dress some salmon colored cloth that I sewed into a pillow with shimmery ribbon for the “lines” on sushi and a green sash for my seaweed. For my hair accessory I made rosettes of pink “ginger” and … Read more
Here’s what I used: White felt Black Vinyl Fabric Black poster board Packing foam Styrofoam balls Green Tulle White packing peanuts Some markers & spray paint My trusted hot glue gun Velcro For my Yummy Homemade Sushi Hand Roll Halloween Costume I started out with some white felt, a large enough piece that I could cut … Read more
I decided I wanted to dress up as sushi for Halloween this year. I used packing peanuts and hot glue gunned them onto a shirt to make the rice. I cut and spray painted a foam mattress pad for the shrimp. The seaweed wrap was ribbon and the ginger and wasabi headpiece was made out … Read more
We decided to attend a Halloween event with a theme, a sushi trio! I’m the Tobiko Roll chef (Angel), there’s shrimp on rice (Kamaile) and an Ahi slice on rice (Gretchen)! The “backpack” rolls/rice and hats were all hand-made with bolts of black, pale pink and orange silky fabric bought at a closeout sale. They … Read more
I wanted to be something super funny this year. Then it came to me! I wanna be sushi!! I mean.. who doesn’t like sushi? For this Coolest Sushi Costume it took a few tries & some hard work, but it was def. worth it!! I made it out of a few boxes, black duct tape, … Read more
My daughter loves sushi, so we had to figure out how to make that for an 11 year old who didn’t want the “california roll” look. We decided to be a Sushi Hand Roll (Temaki) and make essentially a head-piece. I used quilting batt to form the cone, which I spray painted black. Then I … Read more
This is my Homemade Sushi Halloween Costume from last year. It contains multiple parts so I will explain each one separately. The Nori or outside wrap: It is basically a large piece of cotton batting about 2 inches thick. I happened to find the perfect “seaweed” fabric to sew on the outside of the batting. … Read more
This costume was a lot easier than expected, using inspiration from this site! Both homemade sushi and soy couple costumes were easy to slide on and off over our heads, and all stuck together with a glue gun. For the soy sauce – two pieces of thick cardboard spray painted black, and the label printed … Read more
This year for Halloween I decided on a homemade Sushi Roll Halloween costume idea. First I took a sheet and cut it so it would wrap around my body. I also cut holes in the sheet so that I could put my arms through them. I then used a black duct tape to cover the … Read more
Konnichiwa! A bit of black duct tape, packing peanuts, painted foam, and we were set for trick or treat! The sushi pieces (salmon and egg) were sponges that we cut to look like the actually food, and then painted. The avocado had shiny green vinyl wrapped around the sponge (a little yellow paint was added … Read more