A Japanese toilet, also known as a smart toilet, is a toilet built with smart technology that can interact with its user via remote control access. Japanese toilets are equipped with a dizzying array of additional features, from multi-stream bidet nozzles to self-cleaning options to music users can elect to play while doing their business. The defining feature of a Japanese toilet is its bidet, which is a nozzle that sends water onto a users nether regions for cleaning purposes. Japanese toilets have dozens of exciting features, and the key to finding the right one for you is simply to choose one that has the features you want in a toilet. Some of the features of Japanese toilets include:

• Multi-stream bidet nozzles
• Self-cleaning options
• Music players
• Water and air drying settings that can be adjusted to suit the user’s preferred temperatures
• Temperature preferences that can be saved for the next visit to the bathroom

Japanese toilets come in two main shapes: round and elongated, and they can be installed easily as a DIY project. While the traditional Japanese-style toilet is the squat toilet, Western-style toilets, including high-tech toilets, are now more common in Japanese homes than the traditional squat toilets.