[nickcarraway]

[Hildy]

I think it’s cool. And it forces them to keep them clean.

[rfp1234]

They’ll need diamond-tipped pens to scratch “for a good time, call...” on the walls.

[Persevero]

Any port
In a storm

[Billthedrill]

A glance at the pic reveals that it’s the walls that are transparent. The terlits themselves aren’t. That would be gross and should be restricted to fine art museums.

[Yardstick]

Japan has long experimented with toilets
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Yeah, what’s the deal with Japan and toilets? There must be a historical reason. Almost seems like a worthy subject for a book.

[BenLurkin]

https://webmail.lerctr.org/~transit/healy/algoof.wav

[jmacusa]

Japanese are weird.

[Gay State Conservative]

My sister and niece went to japan a few years ago.My niece,who has Asperger’s Syndrome,found the toilet in their hotel room fascinating.The photos she took *were* interesting...it had about a dozen buttons on it,all with strange symbols.

[Sacajaweau]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDf5JWaJ-LQ

[Sacajaweau]

Switzerland looks like the first with the concept.

But in reality...probably Tim the Toolman.

[doorgunner69]

“I’m worried it will become transparent due to a malfunction,”

At the worst possible time, like after a bad burrito dinner?

[Bikkuri]

Looks like Yoyogi Park... I think I know that spot.

[setter]

I live in a very rural appalachian area. Many of the older homes do not have septic tanks-raw sewage goes right into the creek behind the houses.

Down the creek you see people swimming every so often.

Most of these homes are old coal company company houses from the turn of the century.

[EinNYC]

No way.