With every man and his dog having heard tales of Japan’s heated, butt-cheek-massaging, water-squirting thrones or experienced them firsthand by now, the country’s space-age toilets are nothing new.
Why the contraptions haven’t quite caught on overseas yet still amazes me, but Japan continues to do toilets exceedingly well, and few things on this earth please this writer more than opening a stall door and being greeted by a sensor-activated toilet whose lid opens to greet me with the fondness of a dog whose master has just return from a weekend away.
But with all those buttons, dials and functions, Japan’s toilets seem to have peaked. Today’s toilet enthusiasts demand something more! Luxury, ladies and gentlemen, does not come from mere electronics; it comes from spacious, tranquil privacy.
In search of just that, our lucky writer over at RocketNews24 Japan headed out to Chiba prefecture, the home of the world’s most spacious public restroom, documenting the entire process on our behalf. Well, maybe not the entire of the process…
Before we set off, does anyone need to pee?
Located in the small town of Ichihara-shi, Chiba prefecture’s newest sightseeing spot is not exactly the most accessible. The site, dubbed “toilet heaven” by our writer, is located immediately next to a train station, but with just one train stopping by every couple of hours she chose to head over by car instead.
Although train rides usually inspire a greater sense of adventure and that “day out” feeling, thanks to the heavenly toilet’s geographical location, our writer was able to take advantage of the Tokyo Bay Aqualine roadway, which, for those of you who have yet to have the pleasure, is an adventure in itself, and an incredibly cool sight.
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