In Japan All Public Toilets Are Different From Each Other
Japanese people are well known not only because of their unbelievable innovations and inventions, but also because of their fanatical cleanliness and taking of their lavatories very seriously. A Tokyo-based publisher produced a guide book to the best rest rooms in the city, and there’s even an annual award for “Toilet of the year”, awarded by the ministry of land, infrastructure and transportation. Also they have one, I could say, pretty unique Instagram account, called toilets_a_go_go, which helps us discover the joys of Japanese toilet architecture on the go. Don’t forget, this is the county that gave the world heated toilet seats, wash-lets and lavatories that play a tune in order to cover up the sounds of a user’s bodily functions. Anyway, I think it is at least pretty interesting just to watch out the an extravagant and unusual architecture of public toilets you can find in Japan. More photos: ">Instagram
