Bathrooms must have a constant supply of hot water and should have a bath and shower attachment. The Japanese are accustomed at home to showering outside the bath tub before soaking in a tub of clean water. There should be a drain in the bathroom floor, orelse a notice in Japanese and at least one other language, advising on the correct use of the shower and bath. This could prevent flooding or other dam age caused through misunderstanding. Twin beds should be provided for Japanese guests rather than double beds, even for honeymooners. In the case of groups, care should be taken to give all members rooms of a similar standard. For refreshment, the Japanese like to have green tea bags. plum tea sachets, and miso soup packets in their rooms with kettle. cups, and saucers. The Japanese like to see evidence of a high level of security. especially Relevant information with so many ladies travelling unaccompanied. could be provided in room literature and promotional leaflets. For the business visitor. some hotels provide a Business Centre staffed with Japanese linguists. offering translation and word processing services.