Shibuya's Public Toilets Reimagined by Designers
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app8 places in Shibuya: Yoyogi Fukamachi Mini Park, Shibuya Haru-no-Ogawa Play Park, Jingumae, and 5 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Tatler Asia.

Yoyogi Fukamachi Mini Park
Park
3.9
Visit this park to witness transparent toilets that turn opaque upon locking, a fascinating design by Shigeru Ban. It's a clever way to ensure cleanliness and vacancy at a glance. Enjoy the innovative architecture in a public green space.

Shibuya Haru-no-Ogawa Play Park
Park
4.2
Discover the unique glass toilets by Shigeru Ban at Haru-no-Ogawa Community Park. The vibrant blue and green cubicles, divided by mirrored walls, offer a playful yet private experience. It's an artistic interpretation of public utility within a community setting.

Jingumae
Place
Step back in time at Jingumae, where Nigo's house-shaped toilet evokes a former US military housing development. Its distinct red roof and picket fence offer a nostalgic charm. A unique historical nod in modern Tokyo.

Urasando Public Toilets
Public bathroom
4.7
Discover the temple-inspired concrete toilet with a copper roof at Urasando, designed by Marc Newson. Its robust form and traditional elements blend seamlessly into the urban landscape. A refined example of functional architecture.

Yoyogi Hachimangu Shrine
Shinto shrine
4.4
Encounter the distinct mushroom-shaped toilets at Yoyogi-Hachiman, designed by Toyo Ito. These separate structures prioritize safety and offer an intriguing visual appeal. An unexpected architectural gem in a public space.

Amayadori
Cafe
4.7
Experience a unique blend of privacy and open-air design at Amayadori. The metal louvres cleverly allow for airflow while maintaining discretion. Discover this architectural marvel that redefines public facilities.

Sasazuka Greenway Public Toilets
Public bathroom
4.5
Find whimsical charm at Sasazuka Greenway, where Junko Kobayashi's steel cylinder toilets are topped with a bright yellow disc. Look closely for the playful rabbit cut-outs. It's a delightful, artful stop along the greenway.

Ebisu East Park Toilets
Public bathroom
4.3
Unwind at the Squid Toilet in Octopus Park, a four-part structure by Fumihiko Maki. It features a shaded courtyard that also functions as a resting spot. A clever design offering both utility and a quiet respite.
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