03. 15. 2005

Loo literature

Seems that one never gets bored with Japanese toilets. First they came up with toto and aroma toilet seats, and if that wasn't enough, you can now buy toilet paper printed with a summary of the philosophy book Architectural Body, co-written by Japanese artist Shusaku Arakawa and New Yorker Madeline Gins.

The 30-meter long, double-layered toilet paper rolls are sold at 350 yen ($3.35) at about 30 bookstores in Japan as well as on the Internet.

Via MDN.

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Loo literature

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