This article explores the history and purpose of Japanese toilets, why they make noise, the types of noises produced by them, the benefits of noisy toilets, how to muffle the noise from a Japanese toilet, and answers some frequently asked questions about Japanese toilet noise. It explains that these noises are intended to mask any embarrassing noises that may be produced while using the toilet so that others won't hear it from outside the bathroom door or walls. Additionally, they serve an important purpose in helping people conserve water since they only activate when necessary rather than constantly running like traditional toilets do. Benefits associated with noisy toilets include improved sanitation practices, improved privacy, improved conservation efforts and improved efficiency. There are several ways to muffle or reduce noise coming from a Japanese toilet such as installing acoustic foam panels around it or using an exhaust fan above it.