I will merely say, after leaving Japan, I have barely succeeded in muffling a yelp every time I lower myself onto a toilet seat. One would think this is just true of toilet seats in private homes, - but hotels, train stations, restaraunts, nearly every toilet seat in Japan is heated. A very few were not, much to my dismay, consternation, constipation, and surprise.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
8 Unmistakable pleasures of Japan, No. 1.The Heated Toilet Seats
Concurrent with my list of complaints about Japan, I present 8 things I loved about Japan.
I will merely say, after leaving Japan, I have barely succeeded in muffling a yelp every time I lower myself onto a toilet seat. One would think this is just true of toilet seats in private homes, - but hotels, train stations, restaraunts, nearly every toilet seat in Japan is heated. A very few were not, much to my dismay, consternation, constipation, and surprise.
I will merely say, after leaving Japan, I have barely succeeded in muffling a yelp every time I lower myself onto a toilet seat. One would think this is just true of toilet seats in private homes, - but hotels, train stations, restaraunts, nearly every toilet seat in Japan is heated. A very few were not, much to my dismay, consternation, constipation, and surprise.
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sounds like something I could get used to...
ReplyDeletenow, butt-washing toilets seats... not too sure about that...
they do have those right?
And now I know what I want whenever we decide to move and design our own living space. Heated toilets sound amazing...somehow an ironic thing, in Southern California, but that's beside the point... >_>
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