This, above, is the Ladies' toilet guide. Terry reports that the one in the men's room is a bit different, in that it includes urinals, and does not have the shelf-and-mirror area for fixing makeup and hair, represented here by a backwards L of little black squares (stools, so you can sit while you fuss). A line of sinks, each with its own motion-sensor-triggered hand dryer, runs the length of the stall room.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
TTOE
The public restrooms in Shinagawa station have these nifty displays that point out which lavatories are currently unoccupied.
This, above, is the Ladies' toilet guide. Terry reports that the one in the men's room is a bit different, in that it includes urinals, and does not have the shelf-and-mirror area for fixing makeup and hair, represented here by a backwards L of little black squares (stools, so you can sit while you fuss). A line of sinks, each with its own motion-sensor-triggered hand dryer, runs the length of the stall room.
This, above, is the Ladies' toilet guide. Terry reports that the one in the men's room is a bit different, in that it includes urinals, and does not have the shelf-and-mirror area for fixing makeup and hair, represented here by a backwards L of little black squares (stools, so you can sit while you fuss). A line of sinks, each with its own motion-sensor-triggered hand dryer, runs the length of the stall room.
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