[only in japan]Il n'y a pas que les toilettes du Japon qui sont hors de l'ordinaire

par Neosilver Jeu 10 Juil 2014 - 18:55

J'ai fais plusieurs post sur le sujet des toilettes du Japon..... on dirais que le monde sur internet on tellement a dire sur ceux-ci.... que ce sois l'expérience des fameuse ''squat toilet''.............

ou bien que ce sois l'expérience de leur toilette super technologique avec ordinateur intégré qui vous fais un lavage en profondeur tout en analysant vos restes pour vos suggérer une meilleur diete pour votre santé........

Les options n'en fini plus.....

Et bien que la grande grande majorité des ''restroom'' (ici on a juste la salle de bain pour autant la toilette et la douche et/ou bain..... au Japon ils ont 2 terme comme en anglais.... ''restroom'' et ''batroom'')

certain lieu dans des batiments on aussi investie dans l'environnement ou vous aller vous soulager.....

et c'est pas vous en dire que ca frappe!!!!

Je ne sais pas ce que vous en pensez..... mais moi il y en a qui m'ont fais un ''wow''!!

Japan is famous for its high tech toilets. But the country also has some truly unique restrooms to go with those fancy toilets.
While other countries also have amazing restrooms, Japan has some truly unique water closets. Let's have a look at what website Naver has flushed out.

A restroom stall in Fukui Prefecture with a squat toilet surrounded by a garden. [Photo: tmania]

Once again, a wider view. Dig that footpath? [Photo: mymemo]

And here is a Western style toilet at the same establishment. [Photo: mymemo]

An enormous enclosed women's restroom in Chiba Prefecture. [Photos: kominato]
At Chinrai, a ramen restaurant in Chiba, the restroom is hidden behind a bookshelf, and you must press a DVD box to open it. [Photos: Tabelog]

Like this:

The toilet itself isn't remarkable. The way you get to it is very cool, though.

The Robot Restaurant in Tokyo has a shiny restroom. [Photo: DJ_caesar_AKIBA]

[Photo: muffin_lambda]

At Meguro Gajoen, the restroom has a Japanese bridge in it. [Photo: YuSeongKim0707]

This toilet was spotted at a restaurant called Tamaya in Gifu Prefecture. It is shinier. [Photo: onakaippai2]

And a wider view for those who like wider views. [Photo: veri_aa]

The urinal is gold, too! [Photo: rtv_i]

Based on the Kowloon Walled City, the Warehouse is one of Japan's most interesting game centers. [Photos: Another Tokyo]

This is actually the restroom for a miso nabe restaurant. No, the dress isn't for dressing up. M'kay! [Photo: naka_kana18]

And here is where you wash your hands. [Photo: payataco_22]

A ski jump toilet at a ski resort restaurant. Makes sense. [Photo: The Madarao]

The restroom in the building above Sapporo Station sure has a nice view. [Photo: HiddenLounge]

This is on the 38th floor, mind you. At night, few places are better for peeing. [Photo: taka06x]
Restaurant Mumin Papa in Hyogo Prefecture is right on the beach with an aquarium toilet. Note that this restroom is for women only!

It's like BioShock, the toilet. [Photos: maaari184]

You can see fish! [Photo: mastar1981]

Turtles! [Photo: ichinon@Tabelog]
The vast majority of restrooms in Japan are rather dull. They're nothing to write home about, and that's not me taking the piss. It's true! Though, every once in a while, you will stumble into an amazing restroom like above, or a slick, new one like below:

[Photo: Momotarou717]

[Photo: SarahxxBri]
The above Japanese restroom even lets you know via a flatscreen which stalls are occupied and vacant.
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