In Japan, toilet paper used to be shameful. The designers decided to turn convention on its head by boldly redesigned leading drugstore brand Matsukiyo’s toilet paper, wrapping the rolls in unique, eye-catching graphics, including photos of a baby, a beatbox, a bag of vegetables, and a ripped six-pack. Instead of traditional text telling people how many sheets of one-ply or two-ply are included, the packs encourage purchasers to dance and sing, to be extrovert, to celebrate their paper. From something to hide, they have made toilet paper a fun and beautiful feature, an accessory, something you show off proudly, something to attract attention with.