Japanese public toilets are the cleanest in the world.
Not because of cameras or fines.
Not because of strict rules.
People simply don’t dirty them — even when no one is watching.
They think about the next person.
“So the next person can use it comfortably.”
That one quiet act of consideration is why this country’s toilets became number one.
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