Three Padmores Head to Japan

[Inorganic]

thanks for sharing your experiences on this trip. looks amazing and is giving me the travel bug

[Giles]

@Matt said in Three Padmores Head to Japan:

Don’t listen to him. Canadians can find the bright side of anything. The rest of us live in the real world.

He's originally from Virginia.....

[Giles]

@Karol said in Three Padmores Head to Japan:

Why did he not liked it?

He liked it, but has other priorities

[Giles]

Back to Tokyo via Okayama. First leg…..

Not our train, but a colourful commuter in Kojima…

[Matt]

@Giles said in Three Padmores Head to Japan:

@Matt said in Three Padmores Head to Japan:

Don’t listen to him. Canadians can find the bright side of anything. The rest of us live in the real world.

He's originally from Virginia.....

A defector. Get out while the gettins good.

[Finkster]

Awesome pics and videos .. thanks for sharing

[Giles]

In japan, there are speciality shops for everything. This one sells imitation food for restaurants to advertise their wares….

[Alex]

In a chopstick shop

[Sarina]

At a restroom in service area…

[AdamC]

@Sarina This is brilliant, "good poo is born in a comfy place" is my favourite

[Daniel San]

great

[Tago Mago]

"It may only be once, so make it precious" I never thought I'd find my new personal mantra on a Japanese toilet manual

[SKT]

@Sarina My favorite thing about this is how absolutely thorough it is. Amazing.

[tody]

"You can flush toilet paper all you want. But your guilt won't." It doesn't get more philosophical than this.

[weftyarn]

Enjoying this whole thread!! The toilet manual is hilarious. This needs to be printed out and hung up at every public toilet there is. Oh, almost forgot: Can someone transfer this concept to recycling bins please?

[endo]

@tody said in Three Padmores Head to Japan:

"You can flush toilet paper all you want. But your guilt won't." It doesn't get more philosophical than this.

That‘s basically Kant‘s categorical imperative, applied on toilets, and in Japan.