
Toilet Wonders of the Architectural World
Head to Shibuya in Tokyo to experience toilets like you've never experienced them before.
Head to Shibuya in Tokyo to experience toilets like you've never experienced them before.
Japanese toilets are well known for their high-tech wash-and-dry functions, controlled by a panel located near the toilet seat. While it's great for keeping your rear clean, the pandemic has highlighted one major problem: it doesn’t keep fingers clean.
Famed Japanese architect Tadao Ando shows off his circular submission to the Tokyo Toilet project.
The Nippon Foundation is collaborating with the ward and 16 world-renowned architects and designers to transform 17 public lavatories.
Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Hiroshi Kajiyama says Japan has enough toilet paper and urges people to stop hoarding.
The poop emoji has long been a favorite among people in Japan, but now you don't need type it out—just use your hands.
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If you're confused by all the buttons on a modern Japanese toilet, we're here to decipher all those mystifying symbols.