Recently, a foreign tourist's review of his trip to Korea posted on Reddit, the largest online community in the United States, received 700 likes and 150 comments, drawing attention... ,,,Public restrooms, which are taken for granted for Koreans, are envied by foreigners. A foreign netizen commented, "When I traveled to Korea for three weeks, I felt that public restrooms were among the best in the world. I've never seen a country like this before," he praised. Mr. B said, "(In Korea) there are clean and even free restrooms everywhere. There are restrooms in subway stations and parks," and added, "You can even use restrooms in food courts, cafes, and office buildings." Since 2006, Harley Bradley has been running the Korean travel guide webpage 'Soul of Seoul,' In an article from June, he wrote, "Korean restrooms are a strange space where long-standing traditions and the latest trends blend together, allowing you to experience everything from old-fashioned restrooms in Hongdae's alleys to luxurious restrooms in flashy department stores," ,,, "Using a restroom in Korea is already an adventure," and it is regarded by foreign tourists as a cultural experience. In fact, in most European countries, using public restrooms charges a fee of 0.5~1 euros, and you must purchase toilet paper separately from staff. There are many places,,, and many are dirty. In the 2021 'Public Restroom Rankings' announced by global restroom supplier QS Supply, the United States ranked 30th in the world, on par with Botswana in Africa. Public restrooms per 100,000 U.S. population There are only 8 of them, and the quality is ,,,,, undeniably dirty!!!!!!
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