Safety First!

I spend a lot of time in public restrooms in Japan. 

(No, not because I have bathroom issues, but because I travel away from home a lot...)

Here a quick review of 5 signs I've seen in the past few months.  They always bring me a good laugh!

This first one teaches mothers how to care for their child while on he is on the diaper changing table. 

I like the baby falling head first in yellow (Caution, drop!) as well as the creepy blue circle with the intense staring at the baby (Keep Watch).

Yes, I often wonder how to use a toilet.  I'm glad I didn't do that move on the bottom right... It would have been sooooo embarrassing!

"This restroom is full automatically"... Hmm, sounds like a personal problem to me...

"Please note the difference of one's feet." 

I've heard the saying "Mind your feet" so much in the past 8 months, I barely even remember that it would make more sense to say "Watch your step".

Another necessary visual.  I'm sure Mom would have loved this sign if she saw it, but then again I don't think she was brave enough to try the Asian-style toilet.  Remember... no sitting on the hood!! 

I want to know what bozo got caught doing this maneuver that required a sign to be posted in English.