Public toilets in Shibuya like you've never seen. Toilets are a symbol of Japan's world. Discover Tokyo's innovative public toilet designs through the free shuttle tour, showcasing unique architecture and accessibility in the city's vibrant neighborhoods.
Japan's public restrooms have in international reputation for being clean and well-maintained, but apparently that still wasn't good enough. In 2020, the city of Shibuya and Nippon Foundation embarked on an initiative called Tokyo Toilet. Tokyo Toilet Tour The location map from the Tokyo Toilet Project website A tour of toilets may sound like a crazy activity to do, but the some of the top names in the Japanese architecture joined a project to redesign public restrooms in Tokyo's Shibuya district.
For up to four hours, one may see and experience works by 16 different, world. The tour is split into two: East Tour: This covers nine locations: Ebisu East Park Toilet, Ebisu Station, West Exit Public Toilet; Ebisu Park Toilet; Higashi Sanchome Public Toilet; Hiroo East Park Toilet; Jingumae Public Toilet; Urasando Public Toilet, and Jingu. The Tokyo Toilet Tour is a voyage through the heart of Tokyo's most artistic and innovative public restrooms.
Yes, you read that right! Tokyo's toilets are not just a necessity; they're a full-blown attraction, boasting designs that will make you want to drink another bottle of water just for the excuse to visit them. Join our expertly guided tour through Tokyo's iconic highlights! This is a handy private walking tour that utilizes the public transport system for first. The Tokyo Toilet Tour offers a unique and engaging exploration of the city's innovative public restrooms.
Blending remarkable architecture with cultural insights, the tour showcases the work of renowned Japanese architects and provides a memorable experience that highlights Japan's restroom culture. Discover Tokyo's hidden architectural gems and public toilets on this private, customizable tour. Perfect for design lovers and curious explorers alike.
