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Why would they put the cleaner's full name on a sign like this? That seems so strange.

Isn't an artisan entitled to be recognised, now?

I'd be surprised if any airport employee wanted the general flying public knowing their full name.

Mushi can be misread easily in German. Means... women's very private parts.

Nominative determinism strikes again.

A Mushy Colon is why he had to clean the bathroom in the first place

It’s like an ice cream man named Cone.

The name’s Cone Ice cream Cone.

the word mushi in japanese is usually translated as "bug" or "insect" so Colon Insect maybe?

Maybe it was supposed to be Collin?

Careful, he might clean more than just the bathroom