ALLEN: Well, they're figuring out all kinds of ways to deliver pizza and Domino's in Japan is testing, well, delivery that involves antlers. Here's CNN's Jeanne Moos.</s>JEANNE MOOS, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Who needs reindeer to deliver presents when they can deliver pizza? Domino's in Japan says it's training reindeer at a driving school to deliver pizza in one of Japan's coldest, snowiest regions.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE (through translator): If a reindeer runs properly it can go as fast as 80 kilometers per hour. It's especially fast on snow. It's always equipped with snow shoes.</s>MOOS: Yes, well, if reindeer ever delivered pizza at 50 miles an hour, Domino's should expect lawsuits.</s>MOOS (voice-over): The trainers seem to be having trouble reining in their pizza delivery reindeer. Would be equipped with GPS devices so customers can check on their progress. So how do you say publicity stunt in Japanese?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Publicity stunt.</s>MOOS (voice-over): Domino's no stranger to marketing ploys. Take the edible box Domino's U.K. dreamed up for April Fool's. Just last month, Domino's in New Zealand demonstrated the pizza delivery drone. It flew to the appointed address and lowered a pizza. Company officials in New Zealand say that in the next couple of years drones could make up 25 percent of deliveries and before the drone, Domino's in Australia presented the pizza delivery robot with a top speed of about 12 miles per hour. It can't take to the highway, but it can chat with customers and dodge obstacles, from high tech to low tech. Is that tomato sauce making Rudolph's nose red? Jeanne Moos, CNN, New York.</s>ALLEN: Anything for our pizza. Thanks for watching. I'm Natalie Allen. For viewers in the U.S., "NEW DAY" is just ahead. For everyone else, "THIS IS LIFE" with Lisa Ling starts in just a moment. You're watching CNN.
Japan Tests New Pizza Delivery System.