The shenanigans continue.

This is the men's room with miles and thrill.

There have been a record surge of bear attacks in parts of Japan this year.

Friday, an incident adds to that tally.

A security guard in Japan was about to exit a public restroom near a train station when he spotted a bear peering in.

The 69-year-old guard was at the bathroom just outside the Numata station in Tokyo.

When he spotted the bear peering in as he was about to leave,

he fell backward but managed to kick his legs at the animal,

which was estimated to be about three to five feet long, prompting it to take off. The man then called in the incident, which occurred about 1.20 a.m. So it was at night. After train service for the day, it actually ended. He did suffer minor abrasions on one leg. A record 13 people have been killed by bears in the country since April. 13 people. Tokyo.

Yes. Yeah.

It's not like out in the cut, man. This is Tokyo.

At a train station. Jesus.

What was your best or worst interaction with an animal?

206-803.

I've heard a lot of stories about bears and train station bathrooms.

Hey, buddy. I just have a wide stance.

Usually they can talk.

Some of the comments from YouTube says squirrels, squirrels always attack me.

Squirrels.

Started over 20 years ago, I was camping.

I was going to use a porta potty, opened the door, I was attacked as it ran out.

Then, after I finished, I opened the door, only be attacked again. So every time I see a squirrel, they charge me. That is freaking weird.

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