Public Wcs – A Good Reason To Attract Japanese Tourists

Toilets are among the top 5 reasons why Japanese tourism attracts tourists, and you will feel that it is very standard to come here.Public WC - a reason to attract Japanese tourists All those who come to Japan feel satisfied when they first enter the WC here. Not only clean, this sub-area also clearly shows the character of Japanese people: modern, meticulous, unlike anyone, cares about every little detail, every person and clearly shows social equality. Modern WC on the Shinkansen, a super-fast train in Japan. Photo: Thien Nguyen

.- Clean: If you talk about cleanliness, Japan equals European and American countries. But in many European countries, you will have to pay the fee and in Japan you will not. In addition, the Japanese also urge people to take care of themselves In many WCs there are instructions (with cleaning water) on how to clean the toilet.



Soap and paper towels are always available.There are many controls on the toilet, but the wipers are usually located differently. Photo: Star- Warm: In places with cold winters like Hanoi, not only children but also adults are afraid to sit on the cold toilet. But not in Japan, the toilets are always warm. You can adjust the temperature as well. The odor treatment system they make is also very good, not bad. In the WC room, there is also a machine to warm hands Functions with illustrations in English.



Photo: Wiki.- Pre-wash and post-wash: One thing that confuses newcomers to Japan for the first time is that there are too many control buttons in the WC, mostly in Japanese with symbols (some places have comments English). There are 3 basic buttons: temperature, wash first and wash after, it's clean and convenient for women. Note that the wiper switch is usually located in a separate location near the water tank, so do not try to find it in the control section.Many detailed instructions on how to use the WC in both Japanese, English and illustrations painting. Photo: Star - Caring for mothers and children: In all public transports (trains) in Japan, there are places reserved for special subjects. In the WC, too, there is a room for mothers to hold their babies. In that room there is a chair for the mother to put the babies there, no need to ask anyone to take care of the baby.



The seat for the babies to go with the mother. Photo: Star - Care for the disadvantaged: In addition to the quite large rooms for the wheelchair user, in many WCs there are braille on the notice boards, the joystick for the blind. Just looking at public WCs in a country, you can partly assess the level of civilization and personality of the people there. For example: - Germany: The bathroom is always as clean as a glass, well-groomed, and always has someone cleaning it carefully. But you will usually have to pay fees when you go to the public toilet as in 2007, the price is from 0.5 to 1 euro (15,000 - 30,000 VND). But like taking the subway in Germany, you voluntarily leave money on the tray, no one checks. And Germans are self-conscious, no one will not give up.



- China: There is still a traditional toilet (squat) - modern WC. Most of China's toilets are not dirty, some are still shimmering but what you need to be aware of is many toilets without paper and soap. When you go in here, you are very often interrupted in line and headache because many people talk loudly..

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