Japan - December 01, 2025 On December 2, 2025, in Japan, located in East Asia, a video recorded the filmer’s experience using a toilet equipped with an unusual feature. A small faucet was installed directly above the flush control area, designed to release water automatically when triggered by motion. After using the toilet, the filmer washed their hands immediately at the built-in faucet, eliminating the need for a separate sink. The compact design clearly saved bathroom space and catered to users who preferred a quick, all-in-one setup. However, the video also showed that water splashed easily onto the toilet lid and nearby floor, creating a mess that required extra effort to clean. Although the system improved space efficiency, it inevitably consumed more time during maintenance.