Hiroo East Park toilets
4-2-27 Hiroo, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
YesWatch on YouTube at 23:41Original video by ITSUKA JAPAN. If the player won’t load, use this link.
Before you go
Public restroom in THE TOKYO TOILET project. The official project confirms wheelchair access at all locations. Opening hours, fees and temporary closures remain unconfirmed; check local notices.
Access and amenities
- Who can use it
- Yes
- Wheelchair access
- Yes
- Changing table
- Not confirmed
- Restroom hours
- Not confirmed
- Fee required
- Not confirmed
- Key or code
- Not confirmed
Finding the bathroom
Approximate facility location. Exact door and step-free approach have not been surveyed.
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A park bathroom with a luminous surprise. ITSUKA JAPAN walks around the concrete building and introduces the light panel behind it. The official project credits Tomohito Ushiro and documents the changing light patterns.
Based on ITSUKA JAPAN’s recorded visit. Visit date unknown; conditions may have changed.
What the video shows & source details
The filmed visit · Original footage and attributed creator captions; September 2024 upload: At 24:25, the inspected frame shows the concrete exterior, restroom signs and planting. The video describes the rear light display; this guide uses the operator’s designer credit because the video’s translated text varies.
Reviewed 2026-09-16. Summary by Need to Go Now; no creator affiliation or endorsement.
- tokyotoilet.jp
Official facility address, identity and design.
- wikidata.org
Independent facility identity, matching street address and approximate coordinates.
- tokyotoilet.jp
Official project confirms wheelchair access at all locations.
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ITSUKA JAPAN / Need to Go Now
Wikidata Q125395576; approximate facility location, stated precision 0.001 degree; checked September 16, 2026.