Glass-walled public loo in Oita

OITA, Japan - Photo shows a public lavatory with a large glass window built in a shopping street in Oita, southwestern Japan, in March 2014. The glass window turns opaque when a person enters and becomes clear when the installed motion sensor does not detect any motion in the room for 35 seconds. There has already been an incident in which the glass turned clear while someone using the room did not move for over 35 seconds.

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