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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's not that exaggerated. In Japan, paper is specially processed and can be dissolved in water and washed away, and they went outside of Japan, and many people also know that many countries do not have this process.
Sewer and paper are good.
If the toilet paper you use is Jierou, Shunqingrou and other big brand paper, you can also throw it directly into the toilet after use, and the toilet paper will automatically shred when it encounters water and will not clog the toilet.
In Japan, toilet paper is soluble in water, so in Japanese toilets, paper is thrown into the toilet after use, and insoluble sanitary napkins are thrown into the Japanese paper basket.
People are divided into groups, and things are gathered by like. They are human beings like toilets. So it's too normal.
It is said that this is because Japanese people are shy and sensitive, and many company employees do not want their colleagues to see a lonely figure eating a bento alone, and they look like a Virgo with no friends. >>>More