At the end of a very exotic and absolutely unforgettable trip to Japan, I tried to remember everything that could have marked me in this unique country.

Obviously, the "classics" elements of Japanese culture had already captivated me for a long time: architecture, art, gastronomy, manga and
other hobbies, etc. But, something in particular had caught my attention. This thing was the relationship to the body and to cleanliness.

Japanese know-how and savoir-vivre conquered me, and in particular this hygiene know-how and savoir vivre that I found, both in traditional Japanese baths and saunas ... but also, in the toilets. The discovery of Japanese toilets has therefore been
for me a real revelation!

You should know that modern toilets in Japan, called in Japanese, Washlet (ウ ォ シ ュ レ ッ ト, woshuretto) are the most sophisticated in the world. Already in 2002, almost half of all homes in Japan had such a toilet - that is, more than the number of households with a computer.