At first glance, the tangle of disco-bright neon lights hanging on a white wall in front of me would not look out of place in a modern art gallery or urban fashion boutique.
Then I take a closer look at the rainbow-colored words it depicts in trendy typographies and I spot "unko" in Japanese, "tahi" in Malay, "bajs" in Swedish — and finally, the same word in English: "poop."
The neon installation is one of a string of attractions, games and artworks on display at the world's first Unko Museum. Yes, it really is a museum devoted to the universal joys of all things poo-related.
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