"The City with the Coolest Toilets!" a Tokyo Travel Page by sacrebleu

The first thing that I noticed upon arriving Tokyo was that my sneezes had miraculously stopped and had been for the next 8 days during my stay there! If you also have nasal allergy and live in an air polluted city like me, you would know how joyful I felt. I could breath in clean air without having to blow my nose which was a good thing in Japan too as they consider it's rude to blow your nose in public....sniffling is okay though.

Nihon-jin = Japanese people. They are an unique race. Extremely serious and passionate about what they do albeit sometimes a little bit too lenient and unflexible but still I admire them. Those working in the servicing industry always make you feel you are the best! Even though it's a fast-pace city, when comparing to Hong Kong, I felt relax being around with the polite Japanese people.

Is it odd to miss a toilet seat so much? If you have been to Japan, you will know how hi-tech their toilet seats are. I realized I started to miss Japan when I was looking at the plain toilet seat on the plane. The cold seat was only a seat per se without all the buttons and amazing but at the same time over the top (to non-Japanese) features! Who says simplicity is the best? I want a To To toilet seat too!!