How to use a Japanese Toilet

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In many ways, I was blown away by Japanese innovations and technology, but perhaps the most astounding for me was the toilets in Japan. Using them was, at first, a bit intimidating, as the instructions were only in Japanese and I had to try to work out the options from the photos. Eventually, however, I found toilets with instructions in English, and I found I quite liked this bit of Japanese ingenuity. There was a button to warm up the water, a spray to wash the derriere, another spray to do a bidet wash, even buttons to turn on music or make a flushing noise if your "sounds" are too embarrassing. But the most impressive of all? Well, you'll just have to watch the video all the way to the end.

[@subradiant_music]

Thank you south park

[@MickeyMishra]

I'm actually kind of surprised this one doesn't have an air drying feature

[@dj200977]

What happen when the power gone or. Error 😂😂😂😂😂

[@vivialynmartinez2024]

Amazing how it automatically open once you step inside! 😱

[@BarbaraWeibel]

I know! It made me laugh so hard.

[@stinojanssens4317]

Still didnt say how it works loo

[@queenemma3178]

And that say peeps in America are lazy 😂 jk this culture is amazing and very interesting

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

haha

[@Emogamer-tp8vo]

Where can I buy one of these

[@dxfan18]

OK so it sprays and washes your behind, but does it dry it? Who wants to put their pants back on a wet behind?

[@BarbaraWeibel]

Yes, it dries your behind as well.

[@hassounahasooun5417]

the music is not good in toilet or bathroom

[@deskslee]

I feel you. Lolz!

[@efjefe]

Take it for a ride. Get some Taco Bell.

[@BobbyP5985]

After watching South Park I am staying far away from a Japanese Toilet. F-- that!