In Japan, a Rs 30 million human-washing machine hits the market

The machine uses microscopic bubbles and a fine mist to cleanse the body. Soothing music plays during the wash cycle.

Post Published By: Sujata Biswal

Updated : 2 December 2025, 5:00 PM IST

Japan Unveils 'Human Washing Machine'

New Delhi: After machines for washing dishes and clothes, a machine for washing humans has now arrived on the market. Japanese tech company Science has created the Mirai Human Washing Machine.

This 2.3-meter-long capsule-style device allows you to lie down inside, close the lid, and enjoy a full-body cleansing in 15 minutes without moving.

The machine uses microscopic bubbles and a fine mist to cleanse the body. Soothing music plays during the wash cycle.

According to company spokesperson Sachiko Makura, this new machine not only cleanses the body but also monitors the user's heartbeat and vital signs throughout the process using sensors. It costs 60 million yen (approximately Rs 34.6 million).