Japan installed trash cans which generate sexual sounds when you throw the trash

World News Nilgun Salim
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The island country installed on its streets a series of unusual bins, that generate unorthodox sounds every time someone throws a piece of trash.

According to the authors of the awkward project, the main purpose of the experiment is to encourage people to throw the garbage in dumpsters instead of throwing it on the street.

The sounds were recorded in advance with three different female voices.

We are not surprised by their new campaign meant to encourage people to keep their country clean. Japan is known for its weird and unusual inventions. After all, this is the country where the hygiene mask for VR headsets was invented.

Japan is also known for their obsession for clean and spotless streets. Although you will never notice any piece of trash on their streets, another usual aspect regarding this country is that you can hardly find a garbage bin. According to the Japanese mentality, no one should take response for your mess and If you eat a chocolate in the park you must carry the wrapping until you get home and you are able to throw it in your own trash.

Their obsession for cleanliness is rooted in the Buddhist traditions that associate cleaning with morality. On the other hand, Western culture views cleaning as a menial task left to lower classes.

According to quaora.com, this mentality regarding this Japanese cultural issue is ingrained into pupils since middle school.

In 1995, all public trash cans were removed, due to the sarin gas attack that occurred in a subway from Tokyo.