The delicate artistry of Japanese cuisine and the delightful array of savory flavors come together in these 27 sushi coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This mouth-watering collection celebrates the iconic dish, capturing the beauty and deliciousness of every perfect roll and nigiri!
These pages bring the delicious world of sushi right to your fingertips, from images of beautifully arranged sushi platters and individual rolls to scenes of skilled chefs crafting masterpieces, bento boxes, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Sushi Coloring Pages
Once those vibrant sushi coloring pages are complete, don't let them gather dust! These easy and affordable crafts put your finished artworks to delicious use.
1. Sushi Platter Wall Art
Cut out various colored sushi pieces like nigiri, rolls, and sashimi from your pages. Arrange and glue them onto a black or dark blue piece of poster board, resembling a serving platter. Add small blobs of green construction paper for “wasabi” and pink strips for “ginger” to complete your culinary masterpiece.
2. Chopstick Sushi Puppets
Carefully cut out individual sushi pieces from your coloring pages. Glue each one onto the end of a wooden popsicle stick or a sturdy craft stick. Now you have fun, movable sushi puppets perfect for imaginative play or putting on a little “sushi show” with real chopsticks!
3. Bento Box Memory Game
For this game, you'll need two copies of some sushi pieces from your coloring pages. Cut out pairs of identical sushi items. Glue each sushi cutout onto a small square of cardstock or cardboard. Mix them up, place them face down, and play a classic memory matching game!
4. Sushi Roll Headband
Cut out several different sushi rolls and nigiri. Glue these vibrant cutouts along a strip of construction paper sized to fit around your head, or attach them to an old plastic headband. Secure the paper strip with tape or glue to create a fun and whimsical sushi crown!
5. Sushi Party Garland
Cut out a variety of sushi shapes and sizes from your finished pages. Using a hole punch, make a small hole at the top of each cutout. String them together onto a piece of yarn, ribbon, or string, spacing them out evenly. Hang your festive sushi garland for a party or to decorate your room!
6. Mini Sushi Magnets
Cut out small, individual sushi pieces. Glue each piece onto a small square of sturdy cardboard or chipboard. Once dry, attach a small self-adhesive magnet strip or dot to the back of each one. Decorate your fridge or any magnetic surface with your adorable sushi art!
7. Sushi Placemats
Cut out larger sushi scenes or arrange multiple pieces from your coloring pages onto a piece of construction paper or thin poster board to create a personalized placemat design. Cover the entire placemat with clear contact paper or packing tape on both sides to make it durable and wipeable.
8. Sushi Story Discs
Cut out various individual sushi pieces or components like chopsticks and soy sauce bottles. Glue each cutout onto a flattened bottle cap or small wooden disc. Use these unique sushi story discs to spark imaginative play or to create a narrative about a sushi adventure.
9. Sushi Roll Bookmarks
Select long, thin sushi roll designs from your coloring pages. Cut them out and glue them onto strips of sturdy cardstock, slightly larger than the sushi cutout itself. You can punch a hole at the top and add a piece of yarn or ribbon for a fun tassel, helping you mark your page with a delicious design.
10. “My Sushi Restaurant” Menu
Get a large piece of construction paper or poster board to serve as your menu base. Cut out various sushi items from your colored pages. Kids can glue these items onto the menu, add prices (written on small paper squares), and even draw small decorative elements like a restaurant logo. A great project for pretend play!