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Washiki literally means “Japanese style” and can be used in other contexts but, in general conversation has come to mean “Japanese style toilet”.
by jogu 1y ago
Washiki literally means “Japanese style” and can be used in other contexts but, in general conversation has come to mean “Japanese style toilet”.
- dvh 1y agoYes but it is fundamentally different what article pictures as "japanese toilet", so the article is about "japanese western toilet" not "japanese squating toilet".
- makeitdouble 1y agoWhat would you picture if you were told "american car" ? Does it need to be a single universal thing ? Otherwise, "Washiki toilet" is a term of art, and will not point to washlets. It will be the official designation in Japan as well.