Would you do this at home? This underwater restroom, built into the side of an aquarium, is located at a cafe in Akashi, Japan.
Would you do this at home? This underwater restroom, built into the side of an aquarium, is located at a cafe in Akashi, Japan.
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Comments (9)
it had me at hewwo.
good thing those creatures wouldn't know exactly what i'd be doing in there, hee hee!
The aquarium looks like it would be too much work, but I have to admit that it looks really great.
That. Is. Amazing!
I have to say... I think it's kinda hot. Weird, not for my house, but in a club or even in a hotel, I think it could work.
it gives me the creeps.
Ha, this reminds me of one of my favorite toilets in the world, at an eco-lodge in northwest Ecuador. The toilet is next to an enclosure which houses a young ocelot, Mishi, who was adopted as a cub after his mother was killed by poachers (he was found for sale at a market). The few feet near the ceiling are the wire mesh around Mishi's pad, and he has a shelf up there. He likes to sit there and watch people doing their business.
rina! 1st what is an ocelot? a little monkey or something? and 2nd how weird is that?
i'm sure he is very cute whatever the heck he is.
I don't know which I find more disturbing: the aquarium or the ocelot -- which is a predatory feline, by the way.
Leaves me cold, but has a place in a high style club or restaurant. The aquarium, that is. The last ocelot I saw was on the circa mid-60s Honey West TV show.
This is fantastic. I would never install this at home. If I had the money, I'd totally visit the cafe! (I don't get Heather Leaf's Elmer Fudd reference though.)