Public Toilets in Tokyo
Find public restrooms in Tokyo, Japan. Explore the map below to discover wheelchair accessible toilets, baby changing facilities, and more. Tokyo has 2496 public toilets
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Click on markers to see toilet details including accessibility features and whether facilities are free or paid.
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About Tokyo
Free toilets are easy to find at Shibuya Station, Shinjuku Station, Tokyo Station, Ueno Station, and Ikebukuro Station, as well as in Ueno Park, Yoyogi Park, Asakusa’s Senso-ji area, Ginza, Akihabara, and Odaiba. Large stores such as Shibuya Scramble Square, Lumine Shinjuku, and Daimaru Tokyo also have toilets, usually during store hours.
Most station, park, and store toilets are free, but a station toilet may be inside the ticket gates, so you may need a train ticket; public toilets are often open from morning until evening, while station toilets usually follow station hours. Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway stations list wheelchair-accessible toilets, and many large stores and tourist sites also have baby-changing tables and spacious accessible toilets.
Tokyo is located in Tokyo, Japan. Use our toilet finder app to locate public restrooms in and around this area.
Our database includes information about wheelchair accessibility, baby changing facilities, opening hours, and whether toilets are free or require payment.
Tips for Finding Public Toilets
🏪 Shopping Centers
Most large shopping malls and department stores have well-maintained public restrooms, often free to use.
☕ Cafe Chains
Major coffee shops and fast food restaurants typically have customer toilets. A small purchase is good etiquette.
🚉 Transport Hubs
Train stations, airports, and bus terminals usually have public facilities, though some may charge a small fee.