Google Employees Even Get Japanese Space Toilets

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Thursday, June 26th, 2008

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Google employees are so special that they even get Japanese space toilets on which to rest their stock options.

SFist found these sexy Japanese Toto toilets in Google’s headquarters. They feature front and rear cleansing along with a dryer and some sort of insane wand cleaning system that may be part of Google’s 80-20 projects policy. The toilets are fairly common in Japan – heck, there are even toilets that offer birdsong to cover up embarrassing noises – so perhaps they’re these were installed as a treat for their Asian employees.

The real question, however: Is there an API?

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