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Posted On: April 13th 2026, 09:19 pm
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Toilet Culture In Japan
日本のトイレ文化
We all use the bathroom every day so I thought it was nice to share a little bit about the bathroom culture in Japan.
If you want to check out my video for hotel culture which I mentioned in this video, you can find it here -

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWEgybTFYsi/?igsh=MWR2dzVsdHI5MWR0Yw==

#日本 #japantravel #japan #toliet #トイレ
Comments (28)
unknownintersteller 4 months ago

unknownintersteller

This is so cool! They must have the cleanest butts in the world!

kalaskchanneling 6 months ago

kalaskchanneling

I cannot wait to use my water based wetnaps there

goabitfurther 7 months ago

goabitfurther

That is amazing!! 🤩

alexalwaysthinking 7 months ago

alexalwaysthinking

Haha heavy on the toilet and not bathroom. Toto for life!

ankhanalightguide 7 months ago

ankhanalightguide

Amazing Rob! Such a nice insight in a culture I'm not familiar with. Thanks for sharing! 😁

skorskamariia 7 months ago

skorskamariia

Why do I get interdimensional cable vibes 😂🤍

metaphysicalval 7 months ago

metaphysicalval

This is amazing. I have to say the most exquisite bathroom experience I have had involved a Japanese toilet. Between that and the squatty potty it’s basically the closest to heaven on earth one can get. ❤️

lyssa_channelings_official 7 months ago

lyssa_channelings_official

Love this and I concur! Japanese toilets are the best! (The ones that freak me out in the middle of the night are the ones where the lid has a sensor and it opens when you walk in. That’ll wake you up! ) 😜

magda_joy_academy 7 months ago

magda_joy_academy

My son bought Japanese bidet the minut he landed back in Canada! The stories of toilets in Japan and the experience itself are remembered and shared often in our household! 🙌

tuber_star 7 months ago

tuber_star

Oh wow, is there a certain way they put the rolls on? And how much toilet paper do they actually use? Is there toilet paper in every single bathroom?

rebarzeebar 7 months ago

rebarzeebar

😯😍🤩 loving these videos! Ty

e.t.whisperer 7 months ago

e.t.whisperer

Whooot whooot

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