ALACOWMAN
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Don't see how the handicapped folks could use it..
Ambidextrous toilet!
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greybeard
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Wheelchair with a hole in the seat, but nowadays, (been 40 years since I first visited Japan) the Japanese have pretty much gotten away from that type toilet and moved to a more standard type, but many of them are pretty elaborate, with different kinds of flushing controls on the side of the thing.ALACOWMAN":2v7pj0mq said:
Back then too, their 'bathing' arrangements in Japan and much of the West Pacific nations just consisted of a wooden pan on the floor with a little stool to sit on. Called a Hinoki bucket. Floor was slatted wood, over a tile subfloor with a drain in it.
In the places that did actually have a bath tub, it too was wooden.
Thailand & Vietnam, was much more rudimentary.
