Japan has the most advanced toilets in the world
Although I’m proud to be an American, I’m saddened to see just how far behind (no pun intended) we’ve fallen in the high-tech toilet race. When it comes to pampering backsides, nobody does it like Japan - as BBC news recently discovered.
No country takes toilets quite so seriously as Japan.
Machines with heated seats, built-in bidets and a dynamic range of flushing options are almost ubiquitous in homes and public buildings.
A poem recently published by a stressed-out salary man captured their comforting appeal with haiku-like brevity. “The only warmth in my life is the toilet seat,” he mourned.
But lavatories here can do much more than keep you warm. One even sends a tiny electrical charge through the user’s buttocks to check their body-fat ratio.
The master of the modern convenience is the Panasonic Corporation.
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