Layton: Luke?
Luke: Yes, Professor?
Layton: This is the famous Japanese food called "sushi".
Luke: Um... I have a puzzle for you, Professor.
Layton: Even though it's raw fish, it's very safe to eat. It's very delicious, too.
Luke: No, not that... Why are the plates going round and around us? That's the puzzle, Professor.
Layton: Very well. This has to do with trying to show the fish as if they are... Alive. Displaying it like so is the wisdom of the Japanese people.
Luke: As if they are alive...?
Layton: Yes, Luke, as if they are alive. Very elega-
Luke: They're dead, right?
Layton: ...
Luke: They don't look alive.
Layton: Perhaps through rotating the dishes, they are trying to rid the unnneccesary waters.
Luke: Oh, you've changed your answer? So they're not trying make them look alive?
Layton: NEVER MIND THAT!
Luke: What's up with that, Professor? Is there an English gentleman who speaks like that?
Layton: That's it! Puzzle solved! I've got it!
Luke: Well?
Layton: This has to do with the rotation of the Earth.
Luke: He's changed his answer again...
Layton: There's the Ptolemaic system, the Heliocentric theory, and now the third, the Sushi Theory. The earth revolves around the sun a-
Luke: Sir! I'd like a plate of Eel! Also, sea urchin and salmon roe! Do you have Soda? Oh, you do! Then I'd like a glass of soda, too, please!
Layton: Hey, English boy, are you listening?