More popular than sushi? With onigiri rice balls in Japan rising in popularity, and people queuing 8 hours to buy them, one shop has big ambitions

Onigiri – filled rice balls wrapped in seaweed – are rising in popularity. In Japan, people queue for hours to buy them, and restaurants struggle to keep up with demand. One shop has a big goal for them.

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