Comments on: ★ Japanese toilets http://japandave.com/2009/07/japanese-toilets/ Daily HDR Photos from Japan! Fri, 03 Feb 2012 07:38:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: toilet partitions http://japandave.com/2009/07/japanese-toilets/#comment-3903 toilet partitions Sun, 17 Apr 2011 07:52:00 +0000 http://japandave.com/?p=822#comment-3903 <p>I really think that Japanese people are really discipline when it comes to sanitation. They give importance to their toilets.</p> I really think that Japanese people are really discipline when it comes to sanitation. They give importance to their toilets.

]]> By: JapanDave http://japandave.com/2009/07/japanese-toilets/#comment-907 JapanDave Thu, 06 May 2010 00:52:34 +0000 http://japandave.com/?p=822#comment-907 <p>I've more or less gotten use to the cleaning ladies. I mean it's still weird, but after several years you just get used to a thing like that. The unisex toilets tho.... Those still throw me.</p> <p>I <em>loved</em> Atami when I visited. Maybe because my ryokan was facing the ocean and it was great weather. Hope you enjoyed it there.</p> I’ve more or less gotten use to the cleaning ladies. I mean it’s still weird, but after several years you just get used to a thing like that. The unisex toilets tho.… Those still throw me.

I loved Atami when I visited. Maybe because my ryokan was facing the ocean and it was great weather. Hope you enjoyed it there.

]]> By: Jay Dee http://japandave.com/2009/07/japanese-toilets/#comment-904 Jay Dee Wed, 05 May 2010 03:30:41 +0000 http://japandave.com/?p=822#comment-904 <p>This just reminded me of when I visited Atami. Now, I know there are plenty of washrooms where the urinals are visible from outside. There's one near where I work that's like that. In Atami, I found out that the public washroom at one train station was unisex! There were urinals along one wall, and toilet stalls along the other wall. So, both men and women are walking in. I found it rather uncomfortable, especially since the cleaning lady was in there doing her thing. .-= Jay Dee´s last blog ..<a href="http://jaydeejapan.wordpress.com/2010/05/04/tokyo-station-renewal/" rel="nofollow">Tokyo Station renewal</a> =-.</p> This just reminded me of when I visited Atami. Now, I know there are plenty of washrooms where the urinals are visible from outside. There’s one near where I work that’s like that. In Atami, I found out that the public washroom at one train station was unisex! There were urinals along one wall, and toilet stalls along the other wall. So, both men and women are walking in. I found it rather uncomfortable, especially since the cleaning lady was in there doing her thing. .-= Jay Dee´s last blog ..Tokyo Station renewal =-.

]]> By: Plamen http://japandave.com/2009/07/japanese-toilets/#comment-673 Plamen Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:13:37 +0000 http://japandave.com/?p=822#comment-673 <p>Those squat tip toilets prevents almost every possible intestine infection + haemorrhoids + prostate enlargement ... funny thing, but saves $$$ (already know U don't care about health, be cool)</p> Those squat tip toilets prevents almost every possible intestine infection + haemorrhoids + prostate enlargement … funny thing, but saves $$$ (already know U don’t care about health, be cool)

]]> By: TheTechMatterAnswer: Japan Travel & Internet survival guide – New Q&A: How does work a Japanese toilet? http://japandave.com/2009/07/japanese-toilets/#comment-390 TheTechMatterAnswer: Japan Travel & Internet survival guide – New Q&A: How does work a Japanese toilet? Sun, 22 Nov 2009 21:02:05 +0000 http://japandave.com/?p=822#comment-390 <p>[...] and that to enter in this room you must wear special slippers at the entrance, in Japan there are two types of toilet, defined of Japanese style (or traditional) and Western style. Those in traditional style have the [...]</p> […] and that to enter in this room you must wear special slippers at the entrance, in Japan there are two types of toilet, defined of Japanese style (or traditional) and Western style. Those in traditional style have the […]

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