Quest Quiz

How do you use a bidet seat in Japan?

Japanese bidet seats have buttons for wash, bidet, and dry functions. To use, press the button to select the desired function and adjust water pressure and temperature as needed. Press the ‘Stop’ button after use.

What are the characteristics of public toilets in Japan?

Public toilets in Japan are known for being clean and well-maintained, and many are free to use. There are both Western-style and Japanese-style toilets, with accessible multi-functional toilets being common. Toilet paper is usually provided, but paper towels or hand dryers may not always be available.

What are some etiquette rules for using toilets in Japan?

In Japan, it’s important to keep toilets clean after use. Toilet paper can be flushed, but sanitary products should be disposed of in the provided bins. Keeping quiet and respecting others’ privacy is also part of good toilet manners.

Points

• Operate bidet seats using function buttons.
• Public toilets are clean and often free.
• Toilet paper can be flushed down.
• Leave the toilet clean after use.
• Be quiet and respect privacy in toilets.

Understanding how to use toilets in Japan, especially bidet seats, is essential for a comfortable stay or visit.

Japanese public toilets are notably clean and well-maintained. Adhering to toilet etiquette ensures a comfortable environment for all users.

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