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Where? 11 years living in Japan and I've never seen this once, and never heard it from friends or family.
by bschwindHN 23d ago
Where? 11 years living in Japan and I've never seen this once, and never heard it from friends or family.
- ghaff 23d agoIt was in Tokyo. Couldn't tell you the specific hotel. But it had our event coordinator livid and she simply ignored them.
- bschwindHN 23d agoNot that I don't believe you, but don't take that to be a common occurrence in Japan at all. By and large, Japan is a safe haven of clean and comfortable public restrooms. There are always exceptions, of course.
- ghaff 23d agoOh, I don't think it is--haven't lived there but have spent some time for conferences and surrounding time. However, just pointing out, it's not unheard of.
- freetime2 23d agoKind of a loose interpretation of "hotel" - but on Mt. Fuji the huts charge to use toilets unless you're a guest. Not unreasonable, though, given the amount of people coming through and the lack of plumbing. And the last time I was there, most of the huts still worked on the honor system, with a little box at the toilet entrance to leave payment.