Point of comparison
I'm not writing this to glorify a place and put down another. Been to Yamaguchi Ken and I noticed that the toilet in the vicinity of the train station had no toilet paper. It's not that they ran out of papers. There was really no provision at all. Good thing I always bring pocket tissues. Yet, surprisingly, the comfort room's cubicles are very clean. No wondering urine or what nots, no cigarette butts, nor used disposable pregnancy kits, nor wrappers of comfort foods nor chewing gums. In my place in Aichi, the next station after the one near us is nice if only for the little flower vase with real, fresh flowers. Ditto for whoever is trying to maintain it. That toilet is well provided with toilet papers yet the urine, even specks of feces which most of the times aren't just specks at all, the used toilet papers which could just be thrown inside the bowl and flushed and sometimes the used pantyliner which could be accommodated in the not so full mini trash cans which every cubicle is well provided, are all great annoyances. Could it be that the discipline inside the military camp spill over to the whole of the community? I just wonder.
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is this a blog or a bog.
now I'm off to wipe my keyboard .
Ummka, u reminded me bout my home country, there they dont have any toilets for public reach at gas stations, shops, markets, unless u are their client and are granted this type of priviledges... really?...natural needs, do they depend on the size of ur pocket?