Japanese Toilets Toilets inJapanare divine, and our bathroom at the Kanaya Kinugawa was up there as the best. Japanese toilets are smart toilets that do everything from self-clean and sanitize to cleaning up your bottom with hands-free state of the art technology. We checked out our toilet ...
Japan is famous for its futuristic toilets and footwear etiquette will follow you, even to the bathroom. It is required to remove shoes when entering public conveniences. Plastic “bathroom slippers” are provided outside the door for you to wear while using the facilities. Such customs are eas...
There are many different types of accommodations in Japan. If you’re looking for something unique to Japan, try a capsule hotel. For a taste of Japanese culture, temple lodging or a traditional ryokan (our favourite type of accommodation) are the way to go. There are also budget-friendly ...
Are Hindu nationalists jealous of the Taliban’s success? How do they really feel about the Taliban taking over Afghanistan? There are some glaring inconsistencies in the modality of your question. First of all, there is no Global Right in the manner that there is a Global Left –...
-We examined the puppets in the heavy metal horror hilarity known asBlack Roses. -Even thought it was later than usual, we somehow pulled off releasing yet anotherHalloween Club Pack, complete with Halloween toilets from Japan! -And last but not least, we finally released a brand new Hallowee...
I do not have an easy answer for this. Money is in short supply and councils face many competing urgent needs. But I will work across local and central government to support libraries and promote their vital role in delivering strategic objectives: to break down barriers to opportunity and to...
I found your toilet page while on holiday in Turkey, having been told about the bidet function in the toilets. Perhaps you'd be willing to advance some practical advice about what to do after having used a bidet, on your site? I believe I understand the mechanics of using one, but I...
Once inside the Forbidden City, we were offered our first public restroom stop. We had all heard about “squatters” and had been told that most public restrooms did offer a few “Western” toilets. There were a few younger ladies in our group who opted to try a “squatter” but the ...
Water damage caused by a broken pipe or plumbing fixture is one of the most common types of property damage people experience. Homes and other buildings have pressurized pipes and water supply lines running through them – running to sinks, dishwashers, refrigerators, toilets, showers, and more....
Do I need a voltage converter for Japan? Whether you need a US-to-Japan voltage converter depends on the devices you plan to bring. You’ll need to check the tiny writing by the plug on each device to see its rated voltage. If the lower end of the range for a given device is abov...