Need to Go NowHaru-no-Ogawa Community Park toilets
5-68-1 Yoyogi, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
Public accessBefore you go
Public park toilet. THE TOKYO TOILET confirms wheelchair access at its locations. Shibuya’s published guidance says the glass stays opaque from mid-October to mid-May, with normal switching in warmer months. Check local notices; hours and fees remain unconfirmed.
- Who can use it
- Public access
- Wheelchair access
- Yes
- Changing table
- Not confirmed
- Restroom hours
- Hours unconfirmed
- Fee required
- Not confirmed
- Key or code
- Not confirmed
Finding the bathroom
Approximate park toilet location. Exact door and step-free approach have not been surveyed.
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Japan Go!’s bathroom scoop
Another colorful pit stop, a short walk from Yoyogi Fukamachi. Japan Go!’s 2020 tour names Haru-no-Ogawa and shows its green, yellow-green and blue glass cubicles. This brief exterior segment introduces a separate public toilet; it is not an interior inspection.
From Japan Go!’s video, published 2020-08-13. The visit date isn’t known, and conditions may have changed.
Watch on YouTube at 4:18Original video by Japan Go!. Player not loading? Open the original above.
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Kai’s bathroom scoop
The glass-door stop wins Kai over. He praises the room’s appearance and smell, admires the privacy-glass idea, and finds the toilet paper a little rough. This is a second creator’s 2024 perspective on the same park, with the city’s seasonal glass guidance still worth checking before visiting.
From Kai’s video, published 2024-10-10. The visit date isn’t known, and conditions may have changed.
Watch on YouTube at 3:12Original video by Kai. Player not loading? Open the original above.
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ITSUKA JAPAN’s bathroom scoop
The second glass-toilet stop gets an enthusiastic reaction. ITSUKA JAPAN explores the green-blue-yellow cubicles and demonstrates the door lock in the tour. It adds another recorded perspective to this park’s existing guides.
From ITSUKA JAPAN’s video, published 2024-09-29. The visit date isn’t known, and conditions may have changed.
Watch on YouTube at 8:46Original video by ITSUKA JAPAN. Player not loading? Open the original above.
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Japan Go! / Need to Go Now
Wikidata Q125395012; facility coordinate with stated precision 0.001 degree, checked September 16, 2026. Approximate location, not entrance.