Toto Washlet (Toilet) - Number One OOH Ad At Narita Airport
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I've posted a few times about Japanese bathrooms here on the blog. Actually, I've posted about toilets in general a few times - which, I suppose is weird. But, not that weird? The oldest toilet-related post was when I was first exposed to Japanese-style toilets at Google in 2011 . That same year, I marveled at a toilet that Menards was selling that claimed it could flush a full bucket of golf balls . Yeah...full bucket! Then just this year, I shared the functionality of the toilet I came across in Tokyo that played bird chirping noises to sort-of, umm, muffle or suppress or combat whatever noises are being made. And most recently, I posted a photo of a child-restraint made by Toto that is in the corner of a public restroom that you can strap your child in while you go about doing your own business. I've been so moved by my experiences with Totos that I had one installed in our house in Downers Grove. Today, I'm continuing the celebration of toilets and J