Unless you are a girl using a public toilet, then its the worst toilet I’ve ever seen in the world (didnt see it myself but my family told me, its terrible)
EDIT: nice downvotes, like the other guy commented, there are squat toilets there, specially if you go to not so touristy areas.
It depends on if it’s an old style (squat over the hole on the ground) or a European style one. In hotels at least, the European/American style toilets have bidets, seat heaters, some play music, etc.
When were they there and where did they go? IIRC it hasn’t been the norm there in a VERY long time and now the only places you see them are in very old buildings. I did some traveling there 10 years ago and didn’t come across a single squat toilet
Unless you are a girl using a public toilet, then its the worst toilet I’ve ever seen in the world (didnt see it myself but my family told me, its terrible)
EDIT: nice downvotes, like the other guy commented, there are squat toilets there, specially if you go to not so touristy areas.
It depends on if it’s an old style (squat over the hole on the ground) or a European style one. In hotels at least, the European/American style toilets have bidets, seat heaters, some play music, etc.
The squat toilets are fine. Not fancy, but fine.
I lived in Japan and have used many different toilets there. The only problem I ever encountered was a lack of soap in some restrooms.
When were they there and where did they go? IIRC it hasn’t been the norm there in a VERY long time and now the only places you see them are in very old buildings. I did some traveling there 10 years ago and didn’t come across a single squat toilet
I have family there and went to places that are not touristic. One such toilet was in a train station.