This photographer documents the most unusual toilets in Japan
Since 2017, Hidefumi Nakamura has been documenting Japan’s unique public toilets, showcasing their architectural diversity and cultural significance through his photography. 
Since 2017, Hidefumi Nakamura has been documenting Japan’s unique public toilets, showcasing their architectural diversity and cultural significance through his photography. 
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