Mumin Papa Cafe Aquarium Toilet (Akashi, Japan) This is perhaps one of the most relaxing yet distracting bathrooms in the world. The ladies' room at this seaside cafe is surrounded on three sides by a giant aquarium filled with exotic fish and even a sea turtle, designed to mimic the feeling of being underwater. Would you enjoy visiting this bathroom?

The Porcelain Palace (Chongqing, China) Located in the "Foreigner Street" theme park, this is often cited as the world's largest public toilet complex. It features over 1,000 toilets spread across 32,000 square feet. The designs are wildly varied, including sinks shaped like open mouths and urinals shaped like crocodiles or characters. Would you like to see this one in person?

The Victorian Toilets (Rothesay, Scotland) Built in 1899, these public conveniences are a stunning example of late Victorian architecture and opulence. The men's room is preserved in its original state, featuring ornate ceramic tiling, marble finishes, and copper piping. It is so architecturally significant that it has become a popular tourist attraction in its own right. Do you find this one interesting?

MONA Glass Toilets (Tasmania, Australia) The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is known for its provocative exhibits, and its bathrooms are no exception. Some of the stalls feature one-way glass or mirrors that allow you to look out into the museum or at other patrons while you're inside, creating a strange (though private) sense of exposure. Would you want to watch people while you were using the bathroom stall?