What goes into a train-themed sushi restaurant? This Shinjuku Station case has sixty-three listed items, with a reference materials budget of about four hundred and fifty-eight thousand renminbi.
The largest item is the conveyor system: about one hundred and forty-one thousand renminbi for the assumed forty-eight-meter loop, including the drive, controls, and chain.
Booths and tables total about thirty-six thousand. Timber frames and horizontal upholstery add warmth. White stone-look table surfaces brighten the dining area.
Wood-grain metal ceiling slats and beam wraps add another thirty thousand. Repeating forty-by-eighty-millimeter profiles carry the rhythm across the ceiling.
Three stainless-steel train-door frames cost about fourteen thousand. An orange-and-white train-front wall and route-map light boxes complete the station theme.
The details connect the room: blue linear lights, warm orange accents, and station-style signs. Each element is listed separately in the materials schedule.
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