Unit Bathroom

Tue 2007/04/17 19:10 JST
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Took this picture of a unit bathroom when we stayed at Zao recently. A unit bathroom is basically a huge sheet of plastic which has been molded into the shape you see. This is how you can do the three S's in Japan all within a square meter (Shit, Shave n Shower).
The lack of space in Japan lead to the development of these units which was actually the first bathroom that I encountered when I first came to Japan many moons ago. These Looked pretty cool to me at the time and I thought that all bathrooms in Japan looked like this! A typical bathroom however looks similar to these.
Just to give you an idea of how small it is, when you sit for you daily dump, your knees nearly reach the door. Is Japan the only place in the world with bathrooms like this? Would you swap one of these with what you currently use?

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  • Daimaou
    Daimaou in Tokyo (Registered on 2007/01/05)
    Space Pig
    http://www.akihabaranews.com

    I am not CRAZY about the whole concept of Unit Bathroom, maybe due to the fact that I had a first bad experience with it while I was living in Hong-Kong.

    My first flat in HK was located in Central, and even if this is a fancy place I had a old building with what I can call a Chinese Alpha version of the Unit Bathroom... basically this was looking like this : Take a Shower... with tile on the floor and next to the water sink your toilet... basically you could have been able to make a poop while taking your shower... A real 2 on 1 system !

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:18:34 JST (ID #46685)
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    • XSportSeeker
      XSportSeeker in Brazil (Registered on 2007/08/22)
      Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
      http://xspblog.com

      Hey Daimaou, nice to see you here! <3 AkihabaraNews. :D

      Gah, my grandfather had one of those at his home... the only way to take a shower was sitting, the only choice you had was to sit with the crapper lid opened or cloesd. :P

      Fri 2009/01/30 00:09:05 JST (ID #467538)
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  • Daimaou
    Daimaou in Tokyo (Registered on 2007/01/05)
    Space Pig
    http://www.akihabaranews.com

    I am not CRAZY about the whole concept of Unit Bathroom, maybe due to the fact that I had a first bad experience with it while I was living in Hong-Kong.

    My first flat in HK was located in Central, and even if this is a fancy place I had a old building with what I can call a Chinese Alpha version of the Unit Bathroom... basically this was looking like this : Take a Shower... with tile on the floor and next to the water sink your toilet... basically you could have been able to make a poop while taking your shower... A real 2 on 1 system !

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:18:34 JST (ID #88689)
    reply to Daimaou's comment
  • Daimaou
    Daimaou in Tokyo (Registered on 2007/01/05)
    Space Pig
    http://www.akihabaranews.com

    I am not CRAZY about the whole concept of Unit Bathroom, maybe due to the fact that I had a first bad experience with it while I was living in Hong-Kong.

    My first flat in HK was located in Central, and even if this is a fancy place I had a old building with what I can call a Chinese Alpha version of the Unit Bathroom... basically this was looking like this : Take a Shower... with tile on the floor and next to the water sink your toilet... basically you could have been able to make a poop while taking your shower... A real 2 on 1 system !

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:18:34 JST (ID #114385)
    reply to Daimaou's comment
  • Daimaou
    Daimaou in Tokyo (Registered on 2007/01/05)
    Space Pig
    http://www.akihabaranews.com

    I am not CRAZY about the whole concept of Unit Bathroom, maybe due to the fact that I had a first bad experience with it while I was living in Hong-Kong.

    My first flat in HK was located in Central, and even if this is a fancy place I had a old building with what I can call a Chinese Alpha version of the Unit Bathroom... basically this was looking like this : Take a Shower... with tile on the floor and next to the water sink your toilet... basically you could have been able to make a poop while taking your shower... A real 2 on 1 system !

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:18:34 JST (ID #140210)
    reply to Daimaou's comment
  • sydistic
    sydistic in Toronto, Canada (Registered on 2007/04/13)
    contract killer
    http://scags1.blogspot.com

    I would have to say, the ones in Hong Kong are just as small. And it's not just the bathrooms, it's the entire apartment. I met an elderly couple in Hong Kong who claimed they lived in a space smaller than 500 square feet. The washroom was their largest room! I kid you not.

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:24:18 JST (ID #46686)
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  • sydistic
    sydistic in Toronto, Canada (Registered on 2007/04/13)
    contract killer
    http://scags1.blogspot.com

    I would have to say, the ones in Hong Kong are just as small. And it's not just the bathrooms, it's the entire apartment. I met an elderly couple in Hong Kong who claimed they lived in a space smaller than 500 square feet. The washroom was their largest room! I kid you not.

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:24:18 JST (ID #88690)
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  • sydistic
    sydistic in Toronto, Canada (Registered on 2007/04/13)
    contract killer
    http://scags1.blogspot.com

    I would have to say, the ones in Hong Kong are just as small. And it's not just the bathrooms, it's the entire apartment. I met an elderly couple in Hong Kong who claimed they lived in a space smaller than 500 square feet. The washroom was their largest room! I kid you not.

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:24:18 JST (ID #114386)
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  • sydistic
    sydistic in Toronto, Canada (Registered on 2007/04/13)
    contract killer
    http://scags1.blogspot.com

    I would have to say, the ones in Hong Kong are just as small. And it's not just the bathrooms, it's the entire apartment. I met an elderly couple in Hong Kong who claimed they lived in a space smaller than 500 square feet. The washroom was their largest room! I kid you not.

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:24:18 JST (ID #140211)
    reply to sydistic's comment
  • Zeroblade
    Zeroblade in Manila, Philippines (Registered on 2007/04/10)
    Student
    http://zeroblade.dasaku.net

    Wow, this totally makes the 4.5 square meter bathroom I have look really big.

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:40:34 JST (ID #46688)
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  • Zeroblade
    Zeroblade in Manila, Philippines (Registered on 2007/04/10)
    Student
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    Wow, this totally makes the 4.5 square meter bathroom I have look really big.

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:40:34 JST (ID #88692)
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  • Zeroblade
    Zeroblade in Manila, Philippines (Registered on 2007/04/10)
    Student
    http://zeroblade.dasaku.net

    Wow, this totally makes the 4.5 square meter bathroom I have look really big.

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:40:34 JST (ID #114388)
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  • Zeroblade
    Zeroblade in Manila, Philippines (Registered on 2007/04/10)
    Student
    http://zeroblade.dasaku.net

    Wow, this totally makes the 4.5 square meter bathroom I have look really big.

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:40:34 JST (ID #140213)
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  • hayashi
    hayashi in malaysia (Registered on 2007/01/22)
    student

    HAHA !! last time when i went to Japan and stayed at one of the hotels in nagoya .. i encountered this unique small toilet ! it is kinda cool to do all your business in this plastic moulded toilet. PLUS, the toilet's door has NO LOCK !!!

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:44:44 JST (ID #46689)
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  • hayashi
    hayashi in malaysia (Registered on 2007/01/22)
    student

    HAHA !! last time when i went to Japan and stayed at one of the hotels in nagoya .. i encountered this unique small toilet ! it is kinda cool to do all your business in this plastic moulded toilet. PLUS, the toilet's door has NO LOCK !!!

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:44:44 JST (ID #88693)
    reply to hayashi's comment
  • hayashi
    hayashi in malaysia (Registered on 2007/01/22)
    student

    HAHA !! last time when i went to Japan and stayed at one of the hotels in nagoya .. i encountered this unique small toilet ! it is kinda cool to do all your business in this plastic moulded toilet. PLUS, the toilet's door has NO LOCK !!!

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:44:44 JST (ID #114389)
    reply to hayashi's comment
  • hayashi
    hayashi in malaysia (Registered on 2007/01/22)
    student

    HAHA !! last time when i went to Japan and stayed at one of the hotels in nagoya .. i encountered this unique small toilet ! it is kinda cool to do all your business in this plastic moulded toilet. PLUS, the toilet's door has NO LOCK !!!

    Tue 2007/04/17 21:44:44 JST (ID #140214)
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  • Tom
    Tom in サウス フロリダ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Professional Student

    Only places I've ever encountered bathrooms like that were on travel trailers (or as everyone else calls them, caravans).

    Tue 2007/04/17 22:11:06 JST (ID #46690)
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  • Tom
    Tom in サウス フロリダ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Professional Student

    Only places I've ever encountered bathrooms like that were on travel trailers (or as everyone else calls them, caravans).

    Tue 2007/04/17 22:11:06 JST (ID #88694)
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  • Tom
    Tom in サウス フロリダ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Professional Student

    Only places I've ever encountered bathrooms like that were on travel trailers (or as everyone else calls them, caravans).

    Tue 2007/04/17 22:11:06 JST (ID #114390)
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  • Tom
    Tom in サウス フロリダ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Professional Student

    Only places I've ever encountered bathrooms like that were on travel trailers (or as everyone else calls them, caravans).

    Tue 2007/04/17 22:11:06 JST (ID #140215)
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  • LeeBongSam
    LeeBongSam in California (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    http://henshinunlimited.blogspot.com

    I like to poop comfortably not being cramped up tightly in one area

    Tue 2007/04/17 22:31:01 JST (ID #46691)
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  • LeeBongSam
    LeeBongSam in California (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    http://henshinunlimited.blogspot.com

    I like to poop comfortably not being cramped up tightly in one area

    Tue 2007/04/17 22:31:01 JST (ID #88695)
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  • LeeBongSam
    LeeBongSam in California (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    http://henshinunlimited.blogspot.com

    I like to poop comfortably not being cramped up tightly in one area

    Tue 2007/04/17 22:31:01 JST (ID #114391)
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  • LeeBongSam
    LeeBongSam in California (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    http://henshinunlimited.blogspot.com

    I like to poop comfortably not being cramped up tightly in one area

    Tue 2007/04/17 22:31:01 JST (ID #140216)
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  • Alafista OTAKU
    Alafista OTAKU in Singapore (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Policy & Research Officer
    http://www.alafista.com/

    wow if the bathroom are soo small, how do fat people or even sumos take a crap?

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:01:08 JST (ID #46693)
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  • Alafista OTAKU
    Alafista OTAKU in Singapore (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Policy & Research Officer
    http://www.alafista.com/

    wow if the bathroom are soo small, how do fat people or even sumos take a crap?

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:01:08 JST (ID #88697)
    reply to Alafista OTAKU's comment
  • Alafista OTAKU
    Alafista OTAKU in Singapore (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Policy & Research Officer
    http://www.alafista.com/

    wow if the bathroom are soo small, how do fat people or even sumos take a crap?

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:01:08 JST (ID #114393)
    reply to Alafista OTAKU's comment
  • Alafista OTAKU
    Alafista OTAKU in Singapore (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Policy & Research Officer
    http://www.alafista.com/

    wow if the bathroom are soo small, how do fat people or even sumos take a crap?

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:01:08 JST (ID #140218)
    reply to Alafista OTAKU's comment
  • D_Blade
    D_Blade in Montreal (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Non-profit org. volunteering work addict

    Gain of space for other rooms in the house vs. comfortable free space exclusively reserved for "natural needs"... That is the question.

    I don't mind either of them, as I am generally not interested in luxury. I'm rather fine with the minimal rate.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:05:14 JST (ID #46695)
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  • D_Blade
    D_Blade in Montreal (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Non-profit org. volunteering work addict

    Gain of space for other rooms in the house vs. comfortable free space exclusively reserved for "natural needs"... That is the question.

    I don't mind either of them, as I am generally not interested in luxury. I'm rather fine with the minimal rate.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:05:14 JST (ID #88699)
    reply to D_Blade's comment
  • D_Blade
    D_Blade in Montreal (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Non-profit org. volunteering work addict

    Gain of space for other rooms in the house vs. comfortable free space exclusively reserved for "natural needs"... That is the question.

    I don't mind either of them, as I am generally not interested in luxury. I'm rather fine with the minimal rate.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:05:14 JST (ID #114395)
    reply to D_Blade's comment
  • D_Blade
    D_Blade in Montreal (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Non-profit org. volunteering work addict

    Gain of space for other rooms in the house vs. comfortable free space exclusively reserved for "natural needs"... That is the question.

    I don't mind either of them, as I am generally not interested in luxury. I'm rather fine with the minimal rate.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:05:14 JST (ID #140220)
    reply to D_Blade's comment
  • Anjerasu
    Anjerasu in Malaysia (Registered on 2007/04/13)
    Graphic Designer
    http://anjerasu.wordpress.com

    I think singles and non overweights would find this easy to managed. Cleaning won't be a hassle I must say, though it does resembles the airplane washrooms just adding the shower at the side.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:08:12 JST (ID #46696)
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  • Anjerasu
    Anjerasu in Malaysia (Registered on 2007/04/13)
    Graphic Designer
    http://anjerasu.wordpress.com

    I think singles and non overweights would find this easy to managed. Cleaning won't be a hassle I must say, though it does resembles the airplane washrooms just adding the shower at the side.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:08:12 JST (ID #88700)
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  • Anjerasu
    Anjerasu in Malaysia (Registered on 2007/04/13)
    Graphic Designer
    http://anjerasu.wordpress.com

    I think singles and non overweights would find this easy to managed. Cleaning won't be a hassle I must say, though it does resembles the airplane washrooms just adding the shower at the side.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:08:12 JST (ID #114396)
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  • Anjerasu
    Anjerasu in Malaysia (Registered on 2007/04/13)
    Graphic Designer
    http://anjerasu.wordpress.com

    I think singles and non overweights would find this easy to managed. Cleaning won't be a hassle I must say, though it does resembles the airplane washrooms just adding the shower at the side.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:08:12 JST (ID #140221)
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  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    I've always hated these tiny bathrooms. I slipped in one after taking a shower once. Well I sure you can guess what happened... ^^; Right now I have a large bathroom, but its layout is not very good. In many ways it's as bad as a small bathroom.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:11:12 JST (ID #46697)
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  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    I've always hated these tiny bathrooms. I slipped in one after taking a shower once. Well I sure you can guess what happened... ^^; Right now I have a large bathroom, but its layout is not very good. In many ways it's as bad as a small bathroom.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:11:12 JST (ID #88701)
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  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    I've always hated these tiny bathrooms. I slipped in one after taking a shower once. Well I sure you can guess what happened... ^^; Right now I have a large bathroom, but its layout is not very good. In many ways it's as bad as a small bathroom.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:11:12 JST (ID #114397)
    reply to Edward's comment
  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    I've always hated these tiny bathrooms. I slipped in one after taking a shower once. Well I sure you can guess what happened... ^^; Right now I have a large bathroom, but its layout is not very good. In many ways it's as bad as a small bathroom.

    Tue 2007/04/17 23:11:12 JST (ID #140222)
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  • thegeek
    thegeek in Northern California, United States (Registered on 2007/03/26)
    Geek Liaison
    http://www.thegeekreview.com

    Now the only bathroom that I seen that was smaller than that was on a Amtrak train. You had the toilet and the sink at either end of about a 2.5 x 5 ft room. Then the shower was the whole room. The shower head was mounted right next to the toilet, to adjust it you kind of had to lean over the toilet, with the drain being about half way between the toilet and the sink.

    Wed 2007/04/18 00:13:10 JST (ID #46698)
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  • thegeek
    thegeek in Northern California, United States (Registered on 2007/03/26)
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    Now the only bathroom that I seen that was smaller than that was on a Amtrak train. You had the toilet and the sink at either end of about a 2.5 x 5 ft room. Then the shower was the whole room. The shower head was mounted right next to the toilet, to adjust it you kind of had to lean over the toilet, with the drain being about half way between the toilet and the sink.

    Wed 2007/04/18 00:13:10 JST (ID #88702)
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  • thegeek
    thegeek in Northern California, United States (Registered on 2007/03/26)
    Geek Liaison
    http://www.thegeekreview.com

    Now the only bathroom that I seen that was smaller than that was on a Amtrak train. You had the toilet and the sink at either end of about a 2.5 x 5 ft room. Then the shower was the whole room. The shower head was mounted right next to the toilet, to adjust it you kind of had to lean over the toilet, with the drain being about half way between the toilet and the sink.

    Wed 2007/04/18 00:13:10 JST (ID #114398)
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  • thegeek
    thegeek in Northern California, United States (Registered on 2007/03/26)
    Geek Liaison
    http://www.thegeekreview.com

    Now the only bathroom that I seen that was smaller than that was on a Amtrak train. You had the toilet and the sink at either end of about a 2.5 x 5 ft room. Then the shower was the whole room. The shower head was mounted right next to the toilet, to adjust it you kind of had to lean over the toilet, with the drain being about half way between the toilet and the sink.

    Wed 2007/04/18 00:13:10 JST (ID #140223)
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  • bolt
    bolt in Tampa Fl. (Registered on 2007/04/17)
    security/3d graphic artist
    http://www.kennethleishman.com/

    for me who is 6ft 3in my knee's wouldn't be at the door, they'd be in the other room. reminds me of a porta-john......

    Wed 2007/04/18 00:43:24 JST (ID #46699)
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  • bolt
    bolt in Tampa Fl. (Registered on 2007/04/17)
    security/3d graphic artist
    http://www.kennethleishman.com/

    for me who is 6ft 3in my knee's wouldn't be at the door, they'd be in the other room. reminds me of a porta-john......

    Wed 2007/04/18 00:43:24 JST (ID #88703)
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  • bolt
    bolt in Tampa Fl. (Registered on 2007/04/17)
    security/3d graphic artist
    http://www.kennethleishman.com/

    for me who is 6ft 3in my knee's wouldn't be at the door, they'd be in the other room. reminds me of a porta-john......

    Wed 2007/04/18 00:43:24 JST (ID #114399)
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  • bolt
    bolt in Tampa Fl. (Registered on 2007/04/17)
    security/3d graphic artist
    http://www.kennethleishman.com/

    for me who is 6ft 3in my knee's wouldn't be at the door, they'd be in the other room. reminds me of a porta-john......

    Wed 2007/04/18 00:43:24 JST (ID #140224)
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  • Gorgo
    Gorgo in Florence, Italy (Registered on 2007/04/16)
    Games addicted
    http://addictedtoludus.com/

    It's like something is missing. In a place like that the "the magic moment" loose his meaning. Sure it works well but what the pic give to me is a feeling of "Stop and go". In Japan, i've been alaways in Hokkaido and i never had the opportunity to meet stuf like that.
    I'd like to try once. ^^

    G.

    Wed 2007/04/18 02:32:36 JST (ID #46702)
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  • Gorgo
    Gorgo in Florence, Italy (Registered on 2007/04/16)
    Games addicted
    http://addictedtoludus.com/

    It's like something is missing. In a place like that the "the magic moment" loose his meaning. Sure it works well but what the pic give to me is a feeling of "Stop and go". In Japan, i've been alaways in Hokkaido and i never had the opportunity to meet stuf like that.
    I'd like to try once. ^^

    G.

    Wed 2007/04/18 02:32:36 JST (ID #88706)
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  • Gorgo
    Gorgo in Florence, Italy (Registered on 2007/04/16)
    Games addicted
    http://addictedtoludus.com/

    It's like something is missing. In a place like that the "the magic moment" loose his meaning. Sure it works well but what the pic give to me is a feeling of "Stop and go". In Japan, i've been alaways in Hokkaido and i never had the opportunity to meet stuf like that.
    I'd like to try once. ^^

    G.

    Wed 2007/04/18 02:32:36 JST (ID #114402)
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  • Gorgo
    Gorgo in Florence, Italy (Registered on 2007/04/16)
    Games addicted
    http://addictedtoludus.com/

    It's like something is missing. In a place like that the "the magic moment" loose his meaning. Sure it works well but what the pic give to me is a feeling of "Stop and go". In Japan, i've been alaways in Hokkaido and i never had the opportunity to meet stuf like that.
    I'd like to try once. ^^

    G.

    Wed 2007/04/18 02:32:36 JST (ID #140227)
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  • Tiny Red Man
    Tiny Red Man in Tiny Red Dot, Singapore. (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    free lance otaku, full time Protector of Peace.

    i dont think i will ever know how small the toilet is..cos i sit when i dump... and i'm short..lol...

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:17:35 JST (ID #46703)
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  • Tiny Red Man
    Tiny Red Man in Tiny Red Dot, Singapore. (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    free lance otaku, full time Protector of Peace.

    i dont think i will ever know how small the toilet is..cos i sit when i dump... and i'm short..lol...

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:17:35 JST (ID #88707)
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  • Tiny Red Man
    Tiny Red Man in Tiny Red Dot, Singapore. (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    free lance otaku, full time Protector of Peace.

    i dont think i will ever know how small the toilet is..cos i sit when i dump... and i'm short..lol...

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:17:35 JST (ID #114403)
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  • Tiny Red Man
    Tiny Red Man in Tiny Red Dot, Singapore. (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    free lance otaku, full time Protector of Peace.

    i dont think i will ever know how small the toilet is..cos i sit when i dump... and i'm short..lol...

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:17:35 JST (ID #140228)
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  • Tsubaki
    Tsubaki in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/07)
    Film Student
    http://animedesho.animeblogger.net

    I'd swap my toilet for a Japanese toilet.

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:26:48 JST (ID #46704)
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  • Tsubaki
    Tsubaki in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/07)
    Film Student
    http://animedesho.animeblogger.net

    I'd swap my toilet for a Japanese toilet.

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:26:48 JST (ID #88708)
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  • Tsubaki
    Tsubaki in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/07)
    Film Student
    http://animedesho.animeblogger.net

    I'd swap my toilet for a Japanese toilet.

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:26:48 JST (ID #114404)
    reply to Tsubaki's comment
  • Tsubaki
    Tsubaki in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/07)
    Film Student
    http://animedesho.animeblogger.net

    I'd swap my toilet for a Japanese toilet.

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:26:48 JST (ID #140229)
    reply to Tsubaki's comment
  • Steady
    Steady in ROC City (Registered on 2007/02/10)

    My "powder room" on the ground floor is smaller than that. Granted it's a powder room so there is no bath but when you sit down on the toilet your knees have nowhere to go. You can use the sink as an armrest or a grip for the leverage if you need to show it who's boss.

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:30:46 JST (ID #46705)
    reply to Steady's comment
  • Steady
    Steady in ROC City (Registered on 2007/02/10)

    My "powder room" on the ground floor is smaller than that. Granted it's a powder room so there is no bath but when you sit down on the toilet your knees have nowhere to go. You can use the sink as an armrest or a grip for the leverage if you need to show it who's boss.

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:30:46 JST (ID #88709)
    reply to Steady's comment
  • Steady
    Steady in ROC City (Registered on 2007/02/10)

    My "powder room" on the ground floor is smaller than that. Granted it's a powder room so there is no bath but when you sit down on the toilet your knees have nowhere to go. You can use the sink as an armrest or a grip for the leverage if you need to show it who's boss.

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:30:46 JST (ID #114405)
    reply to Steady's comment
  • Steady
    Steady in ROC City (Registered on 2007/02/10)

    My "powder room" on the ground floor is smaller than that. Granted it's a powder room so there is no bath but when you sit down on the toilet your knees have nowhere to go. You can use the sink as an armrest or a grip for the leverage if you need to show it who's boss.

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:30:46 JST (ID #140230)
    reply to Steady's comment
  • windbell
    windbell in Singapore/シンガポール, Tokyo/東京 (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Web Developer/ウェブデベロッパー, Photographer/写真や
    http://www.moeside.net/weblog

    Nope, I still prefer my current bathroom :) Much bigger in size compared to these unit bathroom. I need my space!

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:47:16 JST (ID #46706)
    reply to windbell's comment
  • windbell
    windbell in Singapore/シンガポール, Tokyo/東京 (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Web Developer/ウェブデベロッパー, Photographer/写真や
    http://www.moeside.net/weblog

    Nope, I still prefer my current bathroom :) Much bigger in size compared to these unit bathroom. I need my space!

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:47:16 JST (ID #88710)
    reply to windbell's comment
  • windbell
    windbell in Singapore/シンガポール, Tokyo/東京 (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Web Developer/ウェブデベロッパー, Photographer/写真や
    http://www.moeside.net/weblog

    Nope, I still prefer my current bathroom :) Much bigger in size compared to these unit bathroom. I need my space!

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:47:16 JST (ID #114406)
    reply to windbell's comment
  • windbell
    windbell in Singapore/シンガポール, Tokyo/東京 (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Web Developer/ウェブデベロッパー, Photographer/写真や
    http://www.moeside.net/weblog

    Nope, I still prefer my current bathroom :) Much bigger in size compared to these unit bathroom. I need my space!

    Wed 2007/04/18 03:47:16 JST (ID #140231)
    reply to windbell's comment
  • the1iam
    the1iam in 新嘉坡市樟宜区四美町 (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    大学生
    http://the1iam.blogspot.com/

    Compared to my bathroom, that actually looks several times better in terms of design, appearance and space usage. For mine, you can see the water pipes and sewerage pipes from the units above. Because of the way it is designed, you can't even put a bathtub in there. Therefore, I would prefer these kind of bathrooms over mine.

    Wed 2007/04/18 05:14:36 JST (ID #46708)
    reply to the1iam's comment
  • the1iam
    the1iam in 新嘉坡市樟宜区四美町 (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    大学生
    http://the1iam.blogspot.com/

    Compared to my bathroom, that actually looks several times better in terms of design, appearance and space usage. For mine, you can see the water pipes and sewerage pipes from the units above. Because of the way it is designed, you can't even put a bathtub in there. Therefore, I would prefer these kind of bathrooms over mine.

    Wed 2007/04/18 05:14:36 JST (ID #88712)
    reply to the1iam's comment
  • the1iam
    the1iam in 新嘉坡市樟宜区四美町 (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    大学生
    http://the1iam.blogspot.com/

    Compared to my bathroom, that actually looks several times better in terms of design, appearance and space usage. For mine, you can see the water pipes and sewerage pipes from the units above. Because of the way it is designed, you can't even put a bathtub in there. Therefore, I would prefer these kind of bathrooms over mine.

    Wed 2007/04/18 05:14:36 JST (ID #114408)
    reply to the1iam's comment
  • the1iam
    the1iam in 新嘉坡市樟宜区四美町 (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    大学生
    http://the1iam.blogspot.com/

    Compared to my bathroom, that actually looks several times better in terms of design, appearance and space usage. For mine, you can see the water pipes and sewerage pipes from the units above. Because of the way it is designed, you can't even put a bathtub in there. Therefore, I would prefer these kind of bathrooms over mine.

    Wed 2007/04/18 05:14:36 JST (ID #140233)
    reply to the1iam's comment
  • Gav
    Gav in Northumberland, UK (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    Tech support

    I need enough space in my bog so when I'm 'laying a cable' I can stretch my legs out a bit and read a book or play on my Gameboy. A bathroom should always have at least enough room for an actual bath - showers just aren't as relaxing!

    Wed 2007/04/18 06:29:41 JST (ID #46709)
    reply to Gav's comment
  • Gav
    Gav in Northumberland, UK (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    Tech support

    I need enough space in my bog so when I'm 'laying a cable' I can stretch my legs out a bit and read a book or play on my Gameboy. A bathroom should always have at least enough room for an actual bath - showers just aren't as relaxing!

    Wed 2007/04/18 06:29:41 JST (ID #88713)
    reply to Gav's comment
  • Gav
    Gav in Northumberland, UK (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    Tech support

    I need enough space in my bog so when I'm 'laying a cable' I can stretch my legs out a bit and read a book or play on my Gameboy. A bathroom should always have at least enough room for an actual bath - showers just aren't as relaxing!

    Wed 2007/04/18 06:29:41 JST (ID #114409)
    reply to Gav's comment
  • Gav
    Gav in Northumberland, UK (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    Tech support

    I need enough space in my bog so when I'm 'laying a cable' I can stretch my legs out a bit and read a book or play on my Gameboy. A bathroom should always have at least enough room for an actual bath - showers just aren't as relaxing!

    Wed 2007/04/18 06:29:41 JST (ID #140234)
    reply to Gav's comment
  • kaito kun
    kaito kun in Hong Kong (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    student

    went to japan last summer and found out de toilets der were preeti kool becuz dey can flush and wash ur butt hehe. i think its a gdd idea of makin toilets small go go japan!

    Wed 2007/04/18 07:13:13 JST (ID #46712)
    reply to kaito kun's comment
  • kaito kun
    kaito kun in Hong Kong (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    student

    went to japan last summer and found out de toilets der were preeti kool becuz dey can flush and wash ur butt hehe. i think its a gdd idea of makin toilets small go go japan!

    Wed 2007/04/18 07:13:13 JST (ID #88716)
    reply to kaito kun's comment
  • kaito kun
    kaito kun in Hong Kong (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    student

    went to japan last summer and found out de toilets der were preeti kool becuz dey can flush and wash ur butt hehe. i think its a gdd idea of makin toilets small go go japan!

    Wed 2007/04/18 07:13:13 JST (ID #114412)
    reply to kaito kun's comment
  • kaito kun
    kaito kun in Hong Kong (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    student

    went to japan last summer and found out de toilets der were preeti kool becuz dey can flush and wash ur butt hehe. i think its a gdd idea of makin toilets small go go japan!

    Wed 2007/04/18 07:13:13 JST (ID #140237)
    reply to kaito kun's comment
  • belizeanvibes
    belizeanvibes in Houston (Registered on 2007/03/26)
    Intern Architect
    http://www.mmmmproduction.com

    I hope it has a very good exhaust system...

    Wed 2007/04/18 10:06:56 JST (ID #46714)
    reply to belizeanvibes's comment
  • belizeanvibes
    belizeanvibes in Houston (Registered on 2007/03/26)
    Intern Architect
    http://www.mmmmproduction.com

    I hope it has a very good exhaust system...

    Wed 2007/04/18 10:06:56 JST (ID #88718)
    reply to belizeanvibes's comment
  • belizeanvibes
    belizeanvibes in Houston (Registered on 2007/03/26)
    Intern Architect
    http://www.mmmmproduction.com

    I hope it has a very good exhaust system...

    Wed 2007/04/18 10:06:56 JST (ID #114414)
    reply to belizeanvibes's comment
  • belizeanvibes
    belizeanvibes in Houston (Registered on 2007/03/26)
    Intern Architect
    http://www.mmmmproduction.com

    I hope it has a very good exhaust system...

    Wed 2007/04/18 10:06:56 JST (ID #140239)
    reply to belizeanvibes's comment
  • OMNI Strike
    OMNI Strike in Glasgow, UK (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Aero-mechanical engineering student

    and i used to think i had a small bathroom. those things are tiny.

    Wed 2007/04/18 11:15:36 JST (ID #46715)
    reply to OMNI Strike's comment
  • OMNI Strike
    OMNI Strike in Glasgow, UK (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Aero-mechanical engineering student

    and i used to think i had a small bathroom. those things are tiny.

    Wed 2007/04/18 11:15:36 JST (ID #88719)
    reply to OMNI Strike's comment
  • OMNI Strike
    OMNI Strike in Glasgow, UK (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Aero-mechanical engineering student

    and i used to think i had a small bathroom. those things are tiny.

    Wed 2007/04/18 11:15:36 JST (ID #114415)
    reply to OMNI Strike's comment
  • OMNI Strike
    OMNI Strike in Glasgow, UK (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Aero-mechanical engineering student

    and i used to think i had a small bathroom. those things are tiny.

    Wed 2007/04/18 11:15:36 JST (ID #140240)
    reply to OMNI Strike's comment
  • Mac
    Mac in Podunk, USA (Registered on 2006/12/28)
    IT monkey/consultant

    I've read of toilets in Korea where you not only have no room for your knees and the width of the room is barely wider than the toilet, but that you also have to hunch over to sit on the toilet because the ceiling is slanted due to it being under a staircase...

    I happen to have the luxury of a very LARGE bathroom. I love it.

    Wed 2007/04/18 13:11:39 JST (ID #46717)
    reply to Mac's comment
  • Mac
    Mac in Podunk, USA (Registered on 2006/12/28)
    IT monkey/consultant

    I've read of toilets in Korea where you not only have no room for your knees and the width of the room is barely wider than the toilet, but that you also have to hunch over to sit on the toilet because the ceiling is slanted due to it being under a staircase...

    I happen to have the luxury of a very LARGE bathroom. I love it.

    Wed 2007/04/18 13:11:39 JST (ID #88721)
    reply to Mac's comment
  • Mac
    Mac in Podunk, USA (Registered on 2006/12/28)
    IT monkey/consultant

    I've read of toilets in Korea where you not only have no room for your knees and the width of the room is barely wider than the toilet, but that you also have to hunch over to sit on the toilet because the ceiling is slanted due to it being under a staircase...

    I happen to have the luxury of a very LARGE bathroom. I love it.

    Wed 2007/04/18 13:11:39 JST (ID #114417)
    reply to Mac's comment
  • Mac
    Mac in Podunk, USA (Registered on 2006/12/28)
    IT monkey/consultant

    I've read of toilets in Korea where you not only have no room for your knees and the width of the room is barely wider than the toilet, but that you also have to hunch over to sit on the toilet because the ceiling is slanted due to it being under a staircase...

    I happen to have the luxury of a very LARGE bathroom. I love it.

    Wed 2007/04/18 13:11:39 JST (ID #140242)
    reply to Mac's comment
  • Lunch
    Lunch in London (Registered on 2007/04/17)

    I'm back from my first visit to Japan. On the domestic front I greatly appreciated the automated nature of the toilets inc their heated seats, jet-wash and blow dry. All that was missing was an efficient odour extractor....

    Wed 2007/04/18 13:35:37 JST (ID #46718)
    reply to Lunch's comment
  • Lunch
    Lunch in London (Registered on 2007/04/17)

    I'm back from my first visit to Japan. On the domestic front I greatly appreciated the automated nature of the toilets inc their heated seats, jet-wash and blow dry. All that was missing was an efficient odour extractor....

    Wed 2007/04/18 13:35:37 JST (ID #88722)
    reply to Lunch's comment
  • Lunch
    Lunch in London (Registered on 2007/04/17)

    I'm back from my first visit to Japan. On the domestic front I greatly appreciated the automated nature of the toilets inc their heated seats, jet-wash and blow dry. All that was missing was an efficient odour extractor....

    Wed 2007/04/18 13:35:37 JST (ID #114418)
    reply to Lunch's comment
  • Lunch
    Lunch in London (Registered on 2007/04/17)

    I'm back from my first visit to Japan. On the domestic front I greatly appreciated the automated nature of the toilets inc their heated seats, jet-wash and blow dry. All that was missing was an efficient odour extractor....

    Wed 2007/04/18 13:35:37 JST (ID #140243)
    reply to Lunch's comment
  • Marcus Tyr
    Marcus Tyr in LA, California (Registered on 2007/01/15)
    Composer-DJ-Sound Design.作曲家
    http://www.MarcusTyr.net

    Nothing like brushing your teeth a few inches from where you take a dump.

    Wed 2007/04/18 15:22:57 JST (ID #46719)
    reply to Marcus Tyr's comment
  • Marcus Tyr
    Marcus Tyr in LA, California (Registered on 2007/01/15)
    Composer-DJ-Sound Design.作曲家
    http://www.MarcusTyr.net

    Nothing like brushing your teeth a few inches from where you take a dump.

    Wed 2007/04/18 15:22:57 JST (ID #88723)
    reply to Marcus Tyr's comment
  • Marcus Tyr
    Marcus Tyr in LA, California (Registered on 2007/01/15)
    Composer-DJ-Sound Design.作曲家
    http://www.MarcusTyr.net

    Nothing like brushing your teeth a few inches from where you take a dump.

    Wed 2007/04/18 15:22:57 JST (ID #114419)
    reply to Marcus Tyr's comment
  • Marcus Tyr
    Marcus Tyr in LA, California (Registered on 2007/01/15)
    Composer-DJ-Sound Design.作曲家
    http://www.MarcusTyr.net

    Nothing like brushing your teeth a few inches from where you take a dump.

    Wed 2007/04/18 15:22:57 JST (ID #140244)
    reply to Marcus Tyr's comment
  • Boris
    Boris in USA (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Visual Communications and Web 2.0
    http://www.imagineboris.com

    i think this looks very cool lol then again I never had to use one yet hahahha so its good for now. When I lived in Belarus,Europe. There we had separet bathroom for yor bodily functions and then bathroom so to speack for washing. Now, living in USA, in the place where I live we have two bathrooms. One only contains toilet and another contains toilet and everythign else. Both are not very small. There is enough space to do anything.

    Wed 2007/04/18 15:47:01 JST (ID #46720)
    reply to Boris's comment
  • Boris
    Boris in USA (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Visual Communications and Web 2.0
    http://www.imagineboris.com

    i think this looks very cool lol then again I never had to use one yet hahahha so its good for now. When I lived in Belarus,Europe. There we had separet bathroom for yor bodily functions and then bathroom so to speack for washing. Now, living in USA, in the place where I live we have two bathrooms. One only contains toilet and another contains toilet and everythign else. Both are not very small. There is enough space to do anything.

    Wed 2007/04/18 15:47:01 JST (ID #88724)
    reply to Boris's comment
  • Boris
    Boris in USA (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Visual Communications and Web 2.0
    http://www.imagineboris.com

    i think this looks very cool lol then again I never had to use one yet hahahha so its good for now. When I lived in Belarus,Europe. There we had separet bathroom for yor bodily functions and then bathroom so to speack for washing. Now, living in USA, in the place where I live we have two bathrooms. One only contains toilet and another contains toilet and everythign else. Both are not very small. There is enough space to do anything.

    Wed 2007/04/18 15:47:01 JST (ID #114420)
    reply to Boris's comment
  • Boris
    Boris in USA (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Visual Communications and Web 2.0
    http://www.imagineboris.com

    i think this looks very cool lol then again I never had to use one yet hahahha so its good for now. When I lived in Belarus,Europe. There we had separet bathroom for yor bodily functions and then bathroom so to speack for washing. Now, living in USA, in the place where I live we have two bathrooms. One only contains toilet and another contains toilet and everythign else. Both are not very small. There is enough space to do anything.

    Wed 2007/04/18 15:47:01 JST (ID #140245)
    reply to Boris's comment
  • Sean
    Sean in San Francisco / Tokyo / London / Dublin (Registered on 2007/01/23)
    Video Editor / Sound Designer / DJ
    http://www.goodnessmusic.com

    I dont know whether typical bathrooms in Japan look like the one displayed at
    http://www.inax.co.jp/products/bathroom/system/lukinar/

    That bathroom look a little too luxurious for the average Japanese Mansion or family house. How many Japanese house-hold bathrooms have you actually seen?

    In my experience, they look a little more like the one on your blog and this: http://www.jshow.com/ihaven/listings/3.html

    Wed 2007/04/18 17:18:33 JST (ID #46722)
    reply to Sean's comment
  • Sean
    Sean in San Francisco / Tokyo / London / Dublin (Registered on 2007/01/23)
    Video Editor / Sound Designer / DJ
    http://www.goodnessmusic.com

    I dont know whether typical bathrooms in Japan look like the one displayed at
    http://www.inax.co.jp/products/bathroom/system/lukinar/

    That bathroom look a little too luxurious for the average Japanese Mansion or family house. How many Japanese house-hold bathrooms have you actually seen?

    In my experience, they look a little more like the one on your blog and this: http://www.jshow.com/ihaven/listings/3.html

    Wed 2007/04/18 17:18:33 JST (ID #88726)
    reply to Sean's comment
  • Sean
    Sean in San Francisco / Tokyo / London / Dublin (Registered on 2007/01/23)
    Video Editor / Sound Designer / DJ
    http://www.goodnessmusic.com

    I dont know whether typical bathrooms in Japan look like the one displayed at
    http://www.inax.co.jp/products/bathroom/system/lukinar/

    That bathroom look a little too luxurious for the average Japanese Mansion or family house. How many Japanese house-hold bathrooms have you actually seen?

    In my experience, they look a little more like the one on your blog and this: http://www.jshow.com/ihaven/listings/3.html

    Wed 2007/04/18 17:18:33 JST (ID #114422)
    reply to Sean's comment
  • Sean
    Sean in San Francisco / Tokyo / London / Dublin (Registered on 2007/01/23)
    Video Editor / Sound Designer / DJ
    http://www.goodnessmusic.com

    I dont know whether typical bathrooms in Japan look like the one displayed at
    http://www.inax.co.jp/products/bathroom/system/lukinar/

    That bathroom look a little too luxurious for the average Japanese Mansion or family house. How many Japanese house-hold bathrooms have you actually seen?

    In my experience, they look a little more like the one on your blog and this: http://www.jshow.com/ihaven/listings/3.html

    Wed 2007/04/18 17:18:33 JST (ID #140247)
    reply to Sean's comment
  • Akiraman
    Akiraman in RIDGE RACER City (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Designer & Animator
    http://ariaanime.wordpress.com

    Looks small i wonder how one can take a bath with the cubical just next to the shower?

    Wed 2007/04/18 19:13:16 JST (ID #46725)
    reply to Akiraman's comment
  • Akiraman
    Akiraman in RIDGE RACER City (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Designer & Animator
    http://ariaanime.wordpress.com

    Looks small i wonder how one can take a bath with the cubical just next to the shower?

    Wed 2007/04/18 19:13:16 JST (ID #88729)
    reply to Akiraman's comment
  • Akiraman
    Akiraman in RIDGE RACER City (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Designer & Animator
    http://ariaanime.wordpress.com

    Looks small i wonder how one can take a bath with the cubical just next to the shower?

    Wed 2007/04/18 19:13:16 JST (ID #114425)
    reply to Akiraman's comment
  • Akiraman
    Akiraman in RIDGE RACER City (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Designer & Animator
    http://ariaanime.wordpress.com

    Looks small i wonder how one can take a bath with the cubical just next to the shower?

    Wed 2007/04/18 19:13:16 JST (ID #140250)
    reply to Akiraman's comment
  • Danny Choo
    Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
    CEO MIrai Inc
    http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

    GundamZZ, Sean,
    Most of the houses that I have personally been to look like the Inax one (mine included) ^^;

    Kaori,
    you look very cute in your Haruhi cosplay ^^

    Gav!
    Laying a cable! - Nice one ^o^

    Wed 2007/04/18 21:28:54 JST (ID #46729)
    reply to Danny Choo's comment
  • Danny Choo
    Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
    CEO MIrai Inc
    http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

    GundamZZ, Sean,
    Most of the houses that I have personally been to look like the Inax one (mine included) ^^;

    Kaori,
    you look very cute in your Haruhi cosplay ^^

    Gav!
    Laying a cable! - Nice one ^o^

    Wed 2007/04/18 21:28:54 JST (ID #88733)
    reply to Danny Choo's comment
  • Danny Choo
    Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
    CEO MIrai Inc
    http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

    GundamZZ, Sean,
    Most of the houses that I have personally been to look like the Inax one (mine included) ^^;

    Kaori,
    you look very cute in your Haruhi cosplay ^^

    Gav!
    Laying a cable! - Nice one ^o^

    Wed 2007/04/18 21:28:54 JST (ID #114429)
    reply to Danny Choo's comment
  • Danny Choo
    Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
    CEO MIrai Inc
    http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

    GundamZZ, Sean,
    Most of the houses that I have personally been to look like the Inax one (mine included) ^^;

    Kaori,
    you look very cute in your Haruhi cosplay ^^

    Gav!
    Laying a cable! - Nice one ^o^

    Wed 2007/04/18 21:28:54 JST (ID #140254)
    reply to Danny Choo's comment
  • -XYZPDQ
    -XYZPDQ in Pennsylvania, United States (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    Student Engineer
    http://www.tgwnetohh.blogspot.com/

    It's not something I would want, but would not mind using if I needed to. The United States has about 3 times the population of Japan, yet nearly 50 times the land mass X_X. Typical household bathrooms here in America average: 5by5 to usually 10by10. I am VERY jealous of your bathroom if you have something such as that =p We have a manolium floor, a shower, toilet and sink area. One of the rules when I get my own place is I am getting one of those fancy toilets (the electronic ones that ya know...) because 1) I think they are cool and 2) Im an Engineer, I admire brilliance XD

    Wed 2007/04/18 21:38:30 JST (ID #46734)
    reply to -XYZPDQ's comment
  • -XYZPDQ
    -XYZPDQ in Pennsylvania, United States (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    Student Engineer
    http://www.tgwnetohh.blogspot.com/

    It's not something I would want, but would not mind using if I needed to. The United States has about 3 times the population of Japan, yet nearly 50 times the land mass X_X. Typical household bathrooms here in America average: 5by5 to usually 10by10. I am VERY jealous of your bathroom if you have something such as that =p We have a manolium floor, a shower, toilet and sink area. One of the rules when I get my own place is I am getting one of those fancy toilets (the electronic ones that ya know...) because 1) I think they are cool and 2) Im an Engineer, I admire brilliance XD

    Wed 2007/04/18 21:38:30 JST (ID #88738)
    reply to -XYZPDQ's comment
  • -XYZPDQ
    -XYZPDQ in Pennsylvania, United States (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    Student Engineer
    http://www.tgwnetohh.blogspot.com/

    It's not something I would want, but would not mind using if I needed to. The United States has about 3 times the population of Japan, yet nearly 50 times the land mass X_X. Typical household bathrooms here in America average: 5by5 to usually 10by10. I am VERY jealous of your bathroom if you have something such as that =p We have a manolium floor, a shower, toilet and sink area. One of the rules when I get my own place is I am getting one of those fancy toilets (the electronic ones that ya know...) because 1) I think they are cool and 2) Im an Engineer, I admire brilliance XD

    Wed 2007/04/18 21:38:30 JST (ID #114434)
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  • -XYZPDQ
    -XYZPDQ in Pennsylvania, United States (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    Student Engineer
    http://www.tgwnetohh.blogspot.com/

    It's not something I would want, but would not mind using if I needed to. The United States has about 3 times the population of Japan, yet nearly 50 times the land mass X_X. Typical household bathrooms here in America average: 5by5 to usually 10by10. I am VERY jealous of your bathroom if you have something such as that =p We have a manolium floor, a shower, toilet and sink area. One of the rules when I get my own place is I am getting one of those fancy toilets (the electronic ones that ya know...) because 1) I think they are cool and 2) Im an Engineer, I admire brilliance XD

    Wed 2007/04/18 21:38:30 JST (ID #140259)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    Ya, I like my leg space so this kind of bathroom probably wouldn't be for me. But the thought of being able to shit, shower, and brush my teeth (not necessarily combined every other way (shitting and showering is a no no)) sounds convenient for when I'm in a rush

    Wed 2007/04/18 22:31:29 JST (ID #46739)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    Ya, I like my leg space so this kind of bathroom probably wouldn't be for me. But the thought of being able to shit, shower, and brush my teeth (not necessarily combined every other way (shitting and showering is a no no)) sounds convenient for when I'm in a rush

    Wed 2007/04/18 22:31:29 JST (ID #88743)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    Ya, I like my leg space so this kind of bathroom probably wouldn't be for me. But the thought of being able to shit, shower, and brush my teeth (not necessarily combined every other way (shitting and showering is a no no)) sounds convenient for when I'm in a rush

    Wed 2007/04/18 22:31:29 JST (ID #114439)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    Ya, I like my leg space so this kind of bathroom probably wouldn't be for me. But the thought of being able to shit, shower, and brush my teeth (not necessarily combined every other way (shitting and showering is a no no)) sounds convenient for when I'm in a rush

    Wed 2007/04/18 22:31:29 JST (ID #140264)
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  • Tragic comedy
    Tragic comedy in Singapore (Registered on 2007/04/10)
    Animator/ graphic designer
    http://www.collateralds.com/

    Its sooo easy to clean~

    i want one!

    Thu 2007/04/19 00:20:59 JST (ID #46753)
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  • Tragic comedy
    Tragic comedy in Singapore (Registered on 2007/04/10)
    Animator/ graphic designer
    http://www.collateralds.com/

    Its sooo easy to clean~

    i want one!

    Thu 2007/04/19 00:20:59 JST (ID #88757)
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  • Tragic comedy
    Tragic comedy in Singapore (Registered on 2007/04/10)
    Animator/ graphic designer
    http://www.collateralds.com/

    Its sooo easy to clean~

    i want one!

    Thu 2007/04/19 00:20:59 JST (ID #114453)
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  • Tragic comedy
    Tragic comedy in Singapore (Registered on 2007/04/10)
    Animator/ graphic designer
    http://www.collateralds.com/

    Its sooo easy to clean~

    i want one!

    Thu 2007/04/19 00:20:59 JST (ID #140278)
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  • IdolFan
    IdolFan in Earth (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    neet
    http://google.com

    Now thats what I call small.

    Thu 2007/04/19 20:52:09 JST (ID #46775)
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  • IdolFan
    IdolFan in Earth (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    neet
    http://google.com

    Now thats what I call small.

    Thu 2007/04/19 20:52:09 JST (ID #88779)
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  • IdolFan
    IdolFan in Earth (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    neet
    http://google.com

    Now thats what I call small.

    Thu 2007/04/19 20:52:09 JST (ID #114475)
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  • IdolFan
    IdolFan in Earth (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    neet
    http://google.com

    Now thats what I call small.

    Thu 2007/04/19 20:52:09 JST (ID #140300)
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  • chun
    chun in need to be in bed (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
    http://puppy52art.com/

    woo this is similar to the hotel bathroom we used when we were in Japan last week (LOL)

    Thu 2007/04/19 21:27:00 JST (ID #46776)
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  • chun
    chun in need to be in bed (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
    http://puppy52art.com/

    woo this is similar to the hotel bathroom we used when we were in Japan last week (LOL)

    Thu 2007/04/19 21:27:00 JST (ID #88780)
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  • chun
    chun in need to be in bed (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
    http://puppy52art.com/

    woo this is similar to the hotel bathroom we used when we were in Japan last week (LOL)

    Thu 2007/04/19 21:27:00 JST (ID #114476)
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  • chun
    chun in need to be in bed (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
    http://puppy52art.com/

    woo this is similar to the hotel bathroom we used when we were in Japan last week (LOL)

    Thu 2007/04/19 21:27:00 JST (ID #140301)
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  • Marauder
    Marauder (Registered on 2007/01/10)
    大学生

    I suppose if the place you stay at has a bathroom like that you just have to live with it.

    Tue 2007/04/24 05:04:07 JST (ID #46984)
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  • Marauder
    Marauder (Registered on 2007/01/10)
    大学生

    I suppose if the place you stay at has a bathroom like that you just have to live with it.

    Tue 2007/04/24 05:04:07 JST (ID #88988)
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  • Marauder
    Marauder (Registered on 2007/01/10)
    大学生

    I suppose if the place you stay at has a bathroom like that you just have to live with it.

    Tue 2007/04/24 05:04:07 JST (ID #114684)
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  • Marauder
    Marauder (Registered on 2007/01/10)
    大学生

    I suppose if the place you stay at has a bathroom like that you just have to live with it.

    Tue 2007/04/24 05:04:07 JST (ID #140509)
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  • Sakari
    Sakari (Registered on 2007/06/19)

    Danny you wouldn't happen to have a guide on how to use those space age Japanese toilets? I'm a bit scared of having to use them when I go there, being confronted by a huge array of buttons not knowing what any of them do...

    Tue 2007/06/26 07:06:24 JST (ID #50397)
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  • Sakari
    Sakari (Registered on 2007/06/19)

    Danny you wouldn't happen to have a guide on how to use those space age Japanese toilets? I'm a bit scared of having to use them when I go there, being confronted by a huge array of buttons not knowing what any of them do...

    Tue 2007/06/26 07:06:24 JST (ID #92401)
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  • Sakari
    Sakari (Registered on 2007/06/19)

    Danny you wouldn't happen to have a guide on how to use those space age Japanese toilets? I'm a bit scared of having to use them when I go there, being confronted by a huge array of buttons not knowing what any of them do...

    Tue 2007/06/26 07:06:24 JST (ID #118097)
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  • Sakari
    Sakari (Registered on 2007/06/19)

    Danny you wouldn't happen to have a guide on how to use those space age Japanese toilets? I'm a bit scared of having to use them when I go there, being confronted by a huge array of buttons not knowing what any of them do...

    Tue 2007/06/26 07:06:24 JST (ID #143922)
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  • Patrick Barron
    Patrick Barron in Michigan, United States of America (Registered on 2008/02/09)
    Grocery Store Clerk

    I would liek it. Modualar units are better every way around because it saves space, money materials, and last alot longer.

    That would be everything that I woudl need.

    Tue 2008/05/06 05:41:33 JST (ID #182228)
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  • Mimi
    Mimi in MIT (Registered on 2008/03/11)
    Student
    http://anime.scripts.mit.edu/miteiru/

    Their hotels in general are tiny! But Japan's American food beats America's American food almost any day.

    Sat 2008/05/10 23:35:06 JST (ID #185220)
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  • Marooned Islander
    Marooned Islander in Old Blighty (Registered on 2008/09/22)
    Big Daddy!

    Funny enough, I find the bathrooms and toilets here in the UK pretty cramped too, and you'd spend a lot of money to combine both so you can have a larger space.

    Tue 2009/01/13 12:03:28 JST (ID #446673)
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  • aquilla
    aquilla in United Kingdom (Registered on 2008/10/22)
    Office Administrator
    http://aquilla429.co.uk

    I actually think thats a great design. At the end of the day, I'm not living or spending extended amounts of time in the bathroom so I don't mind if it is small. As long as I can do my toilet times and have a nice soak in the bath then I don't mind how small it is. I'd rather have a bigger bedroom to use as a home office or games room.

    Sun 2009/01/18 03:17:45 JST (ID #452363)
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  • Keith
    Keith in Tokyo From Singapore (Registered on 2007/12/05)
    IT engineer
    http://secretzone81.wordpress.com/

    my room toilet is pretty much look like that ^^;

    Mon 2009/01/19 15:39:48 JST (ID #454109)
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  • Lelouch Lamperouge
    Lelouch Lamperouge in ClovisLand (Registered on 2008/08/21)
    former Emperor of Britannia
    http://reflectiarx.wordpress.com/

    three S's in Japan = (Shit, Shave n Shower).
    Good one!
    So i guess a tub is necessary in a japanese household.
    Kinda envious in that part XD

    Thu 2009/01/29 17:08:48 JST (ID #467126)
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  • quicoto
    quicoto in Spain (Registered on 2007/12/10)
    Blogger
    http://quicoto.com

    vote for crapsome is a high price. If the monthly rent is cheap then it's Ok (if you're alone in a tokyo apartment)

    Thu 2009/01/29 18:35:56 JST (ID #467229)
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  • Harts
    Harts in Estonia (Registered on 2008/06/02)
    Student

    Well... And I thought that my dorm room toilet/bathroom combo was small. But compared to this that looks huge.

    Thu 2009/01/29 19:57:36 JST (ID #467340)
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  • XSportSeeker
    XSportSeeker in Brazil (Registered on 2007/08/22)
    Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
    http://xspblog.com

    LOL Danny, your example didn't work too well...

    Anyways, in the hotel I stayed during my trip to Japan we had bathrooms like that... all plastic.

    I wouldn't mind having one like that at home if I lived in Japan... seems practical to use. Only problem is that it makes a lot of noise...

    Wouldn't mind also having the japanese bathroom type... where you have the shitter in a small tiny room away from the shower/ofuro.
    Makes sense when you think about hygiene.

    Fri 2009/01/30 00:05:40 JST (ID #467537)
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  • araiguma
    araiguma in Osaka, Japan (Registered on 2009/01/21)
    lazy student
    http://www.tomtomblog.nl

    Looks almost exactly like my bathroom: http://fumasu.amroth.nl/wpg2?g2_itemId=2999
    Not only does it make you feel like you're in a spaceship, it's also super easy to clean thanks to the central sink. Just spray water everywhere and you're done :P

    Mon 2009/02/16 19:19:51 JST (ID #491889)
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  • susan
    susan in america (Registered on 2009/07/22)
    student

    xD wow tiny here are bathrooms are all big and everything

    Wed 2009/07/22 09:28:39 JST (ID #682398)
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    • susan
      susan in america (Registered on 2009/07/22)
      student

      *Our.......typo srry its 3am so im tired

      Wed 2009/07/22 09:31:52 JST (ID #682402)
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