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An airport in Japan has taken toilet cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo to a new level. A company has installed "toilet paper" for smartphones in the cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo lavatories at Tokyo's Narita International Airport. Passengers are being encouraged to use the cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo wipes to disinfect their mobile cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo. The cleansing rolls are the cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo of Japanese mobile giant NTT Docomo. It also paid for the cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo dispensers to be put next to the regular toilet paper cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo in 86 cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo in seven rest rooms at the airport. A company YouTube video informed us that toilet seats were usually more cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo than smartphones, saying: "There are more than five times the cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo on a smartphone screen as compared to a toilet seat."

Japan is a world cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo in toilet technology and boasts some of the most high-tech bathrooms in the world. Many Japanese cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo have toilets that are equipped with cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo flushing, seat warming, and automated bidet functions. On some, the cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo automatically rises when you enter the toilet and flushes when you finish. There is also a cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo that produces loud flushing cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo if you want to hide embarrassing "toilet cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo". NTT Docomo has accompanied its smartphone wipes with a two-minute instructional cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo for tourists on how to use the sheets correctly, and also on how to use the other features cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo in Japan's toilets. It said it wants to make sure, "foreign tourists could enjoy their cleanlinesscommoncubiclesdevicesdisinfectantgadgetgermsholderhomeshygienicideainnovativeleaderlidnoisespublicsoundsspecialtravelvideo hygienically".