In Tokyo, there are places where there are no restrooms from the start.

>>3

Is the clerk working while pooping?

>>11

Do you know about diapers?

>>70

In the end, you’re leaking it, aren’t you!?

Men’s underwear is sold at convenience stores, but there’s nothing for women…

>>6

I have it.

Trunks, die boxer, are available in various sizes for men compared to them.

They only have about two types of shorts in size ML.

>>17

Is that what you mean by leaking?

>>7

Is this being treated like a toilet?

>>8

There are also manga.

>>54

Is it being treated like a manga cafe?

>>7

There are people who are unable to use pachinko parlors while working in their uniforms!

Convenience store clerks are convenience store clerks, not toilet cleaning staff.

I love convenience stores that provide nice restrooms.

(I guess you don’t like just hanging around…)

This is a 12-minute story until Mii-chan has an accident.

>>19

Mii-chan will poop outside if she can’t hold it in!

Let’s go to the pachinko parlor.

Uuuuuuuuuuh!!

Muu-chan doesn’t do outdoor poop.

I feel like I’m going to leak.

Let’s go to the nearby bushes.

I hope the day comes when you can use the restroom preferentially if you pay.

To be specific, placing paid slots in train station restrooms.

It seems like the toilets in Akihabara are crowded.

Let’s go to UDX.

It’s the person who uses the restroom like a monster that’s to blame.

>>29

It’s just that we can’t place security cameras in the toilet…

Isn’t it possible to make it work only when a monster is using it?

There was a notice saying that it would be prohibited because it was being used in an inappropriate way near the workplace.

I asked what happened since the nearby convenience store had been closed for use.

It seems there was a fool who pooped in the urinal.

Mom, let’s go poop.

If the washlet is broken, either fix it or put up a notice!! That’s what I want to say to all the shops.

(Choco Zap)

The convenience store restroom is closed because of some idiot smoking in the toilet…

It’s your fault for not letting me use the restroom.

If there were no pachinko, you could enter a restaurant.

There is definitely a restroom for customers to use.

Just let me use the employee bathroom!

>>39

It is said to be an area that prohibits entry for those not associated with the commercial facility, but an old man barged in! He was being drilled in the nipple by the security guard.

Let’s go to the pachinko parlor.

Let me use the toilet! Let me use the toilet!

Waaahhh!!

In use

Hah… hah…

Mii-chan hates unusable toilets… (Mooaawaaa…)

Just give up already.

Soon, Japan will enter an era without outdoor trash cans or toilets.

Yamada seems to be gazing with sparkling eyes outside the convenience store.

There was a customer who mistakenly barged into the staff room instead of the restroom and spread diarrhea all over the place.

It seems that hope was lost because it was released immediately after opening the door.

What kind of upbringing have you had until now? Those who use it like that should resent criminals!

There are really strange beings in the city’s restrooms that smear poop on the walls and ceiling…

There was a bar in Ameyoko that didn’t have a restroom and relied on borrowing the one from a nearby pachinko parlor…

Once a privilege is granted, it is taken for granted as a right.

For some reason, restrooms in the countryside are all open, perhaps because long-distance drivers stop by.

Cleaning the toilet takes time and effort, but it doesn’t pay off financially…

Let me use the bathroom in the back!

Hasn’t the number of places without restrooms decreased recently?

The convenience store I rushed into the other day when I felt like I was going to burst was okay.

Sometimes there are places where syringes are discarded, so lockdowns are unavoidable.

If you install paid toilets, it will not only be misused by some people.

If we’re not careful, homeless people might settle in.

These days, you can’t smoke anywhere except designated smoking areas, and they’ve got strong ventilation, so if you can tolerate or block out even the sound that feels like it’s going to burst your eardrums with headphones or something, then the pachinko parlor is actually a pretty strong break spot…

If I just don’t even think about betting around a thousand yen.

During the coronavirus pandemic, convenience stores didn’t allow the use of restrooms.

It has improved compared to that time, but it’s just returning to where it was.

Prohibited from use between 1100 and 1400.

Because there were so many people who would defecate in the urinal or leave bags with poop right in front of the toilet.

During the day, the convenience stores in the wide wholesale district are all crowded with company vehicles and trucks.

The place that the nameless person thought was the toilet is indeed the toilet.

Mii-chan can poop outdoors!

Since not everyone uses it nicely…

The convenience store around the bar has banned restroom usage at night.

>>67

Because there are people who lock the door and sleep, and people who make a mess with vomit.

Especially the former, there were too many… It was really hard.

It feels like the restrooms in drugstores don’t get much attention?

You can buy juice for about 80 yen as a bonus.

>>69

In large places, it is often next to the outdoor entrance, which is cold and not cleaned, making it difficult to go there…

>>69

It’s already increasing that there are places that won’t lend unless you ask employees first or are refusing.

If you lick in the bathroom of a pachinko parlor, the staff will kick you out!

I…

When I was a child, I thought pachinko shops were places where you could lick things…

The prohibition on minors entering means that’s what it is…! The staff in the hall will take care of it for me!!

When I was in middle school, I understood that it was like, “No way, that’s impossible.”

But I have a dream, right? While playing pachinko, to get off and have someone do things for me.

Knowing the location of toilets in the city is really important.

It’s common for commercial facilities directly connected to the station to have no urinals and just one private restroom.

Whoever rubs poop on the toilet seat and leaves should just die…

I don’t like that Nanashi-chan gets a stomach ache so easily…

On the contrary, convenience stores before entering the mountain road near the highway IC or in front of the golf course.

The large number of toilets is great, isn’t it?

>>78

It’s quite common for a woman to come into the men’s restroom, isn’t it?!

It’s seriously a convenience store from the Showa era!

Originally, convenience stores are often cases where former sake shops have changed their business.

The owner’s home toilet is also used for employees…

Seriously, “If it’s not there, then it’s not there!” is effective!

The bathrooms in pachinko parlors are generally clean…

Let’s go to the station together!

Mii-chan knows a good place!

If you claim to be infrastructure, I think you should make an effort to open up the restrooms.

>>87

If you want to use the bathroom, you’re being thought of as someone who should use it properly.

Why are there no toilet paper in the park restrooms?

>>89

Because homeless people steal.

When I was working a late-night convenience store job, it wasn’t just late at night, but rather more than customers who make a mess.

After the customer who made a mess, another customer who entered the bathroom got punched while saying that the toilet was dirty after that customer, and there was an incident where he got hit on the head with a bottle of alcohol and had to get eight stitches, so it’s really tough.

I wonder if the person who leaves things dirty also makes their own bathroom a mess…

The probability of having wet feet at a urinal is too high.

I would like to lend it to an ordinary person, but I don’t want to lend it to someone like Mii-chan or Mii-chan’s mom and dad because they might get it dirty…

>>93

The late-night convenience store in the drinking district is tough!

Well, I don’t know how it is now, but when I was a university student working part-time, it was terrible.

I’ve written about this several times, but ultimately I was crouching down while stocking shelves because a drunk guy wanted to impress his girlfriend, and I got knocked over by a yakuza kick to my back, breaking my left arm and right leg, and I ended up quitting after three months.

Even without that, there were times when we would contact directly through the police box’s hotline almost every day, and on weekends, there were times when we would wait economically for the group to finish the first or second drinking party.

>>97

Do you live in Kyushu or something?

>>99

It’s Tokyo.

Well, it’s about 20 years ago, but…

It’s not the economy; it’s the police.

If the security is bad, we cannot lend the restroom.

However, places with bad security are often drinking districts…

>>100

In other words, the bar can lend it out!

It’s a service that is based on the premise that customers will use it in a sensible manner…

The level of safety is a problem even before reaching the toilet.

Tokyo has good public safety, so that must be a lie.

>>105

If you take Tokyo out of the equation, there are plenty of places with a lot of people that aren’t safe at all.

Well, even now, if you live in Tokyo, you can understand that there are places with bad security…

Most of the unsafe areas can’t compete with Kabukicho, right? If you say that, I’ll stay silent!

Is there any point in being violent towards a store clerk?

In Kabukicho, you can still encounter strange-looking young people yelling at foreign staff late at night, threatening to kill them and sink them in the sea.