HAPPY ASSHOLE! - A Toilet Showroom of TOTO in Tokyo is Interesting - WASHLET Means Electrical Shower Toilet Seat (Bidet) ウォシュレット

TOTO WASHLET Culture
TOTO WASHLET
TOTO WASHLET

A Japanese toilet company TOTO has a showroom in Shinjuku 新宿 Tokyo. Many recent model toilets are displayed there. This place is like a toilet museum. It is called TOTO Tokyo Center Showroom (TOTO東京センターショールーム).

TOTO Tokyo Center Showroom

TOTO WASHLET
TOTO WASHLET
TOTO WASHLET
TOTO WASHLET
TOTO WASHLET

WASHLET is TOTO's brand name and means electrical shower toilet seat (bidet).

Another company LIXIL calls it SHOWER TOILET.

TOTO WASHLET
TOTO WASHLET
Have you ever used shower / spray toilet after poop?
If not, you should try it during traveling in Japan.
You can easily find this type of toilet almost anywhere such as hotels, convenience stores and department stores.
TOTO WASHLET

There are real restrooms (toilets) outside the showroom.

TOTO WASHLET

There are many buttons beside the toilet seat. Don't worry how to use.
After you go to the toilet, simply you need to use just these 4 buttons on the picture below.

Stop the shower.
おしり Start the shower
+ Power up the water pressure
- Power down.
TOTO WASHLET
Once you use it, you may acquire the habit of the shower toilet and you will want to buy it for your house.

TOTO東京センターショールーム

Website (in Japanese)

TOTO株式会社

It is located near Shinjuku 新宿 Station. This place is on the 7F and 8F of the building.

Admission free

Business hours: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesdays are closed except pre-national holiday.

GALLERY TOTO

Website

TOTO GLOBAL SITE
This is the official global site for TOTO Ltd. Learn about TOTO’s group sites, corporate data, CSR activities, environmental initiatives and investor relations information.

It is located in Narita 成田 International Air Port.

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