11 Things Japanese Bathrooms Never Have — That Every American Bathroom Is Full Of

Why do Japanese bathrooms feel so calm and clean, even when they're half the size of American ones? 🛁 In this video, Hana compares Japanese and American bathrooms and walks through 11 things you'll almost never find in a Japanese home, from the toilet that shares a room with the bathtub to the shower curtain slowly turning black at the bottom. You'll discover the toilet with a sink built on top, why Japanese families never waste their bathwater, the refill habit that ends the half-used bottle shelf, and the datsuijo, the little room before the bath that keeps everything in its place. Each idea comes with a simple change you can make in your own bathroom. In this video: A toilet sharing the room with the bathtub Walking into the toilet with the same feet A toilet that runs only on paper A toilet tank that wastes clean water A counter buried under products A laundry pile in the corner A shower curtain growing mold A bathtub nobody uses Bathwater that goes straight down the drain A shelf of half-used bottles Thick towels that never dry Bonus: the datsuijo, the room before the bath 💬 Which of these 11 surprised you the most? Tell me in the comments! 🔔 Subscribe for a new Japanese vs American home video every week.