Station toilet

In Japan, most stations have clean toilets(washrooms).
We can use them byfor free.
Actually, many people use them after they arrive at the station.
So, women formmake lines after some trains arrived.
I don't know why, but the women's toilets are always full.
Also, toilets are the important places for women to fix their making up makeup before they meet their boyfriends or friends.

Toilet architecture architects know our needs, so, most women's toilets have a place for washing hands and another place for makeup fixing fix look.

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I tried to drink water in the washrooms in Japan. I didn't know if it is really safe to do so, but I was "dead thirsty" at that time.

In Japan, most stations have clean toilets. [It's more common in English to say "bathrooms" or "restrooms" instead of "toilets" to refer to the whole room]

We can use them for free.
Many people use them after they arrive at the station.
So, women form a line after some trains have arrived.
I don't know why but women's toilet are always full.
Also, toilets are an important place for women to fix their make up before they meet their boyfriend or friends.

Toilet architects are aware of our needs, so most women's toilets have a place for washing hands and another place for fix one's appearance.

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I'll be visiting Japan this April so I'm excited to see how great the restrooms are over there!