Article published in Joca 156
Two parks in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, had public bathrooms with clear walls installed in early August. The project “The Tokyo Toilet” is a technological experiment. As soon as the user locks the door, the walls turn opaque. This way, no one outside the bathroom can see the inside when it is being used.
According to the initiative’s website, the goal is to let people who are not in the bathroom, know it is clean and empty. A team from CNN Travel, an American website and news channel, visited one of the bathrooms after it was operational. CNN warned that the mirrors on the inside make it impossible to know if the walls have become opaque. For this reason, it is very important for the user to make sure the door is locked.
Source: CNN, UOL, UPI, and The Tokyo Toilet website.
Questions
1) What warning did the CNN team give?
a) Never use the bathroom with clear walls.
b) Make plans to face the bathroom line.
c) Check that you have really locked the door.
d) Take your own toilet paper.
2) Would you use this kind of bathroom? Why?
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