Need to Go NowYoyogi Fukamachi Mini Park toilets
1-54-1 Tomigaya, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
YesWatch on YouTube at 3:24Original video by Japan Go!. If the player won’t load, use this link.
Watch on YouTube at 6:18Original video by ITSUKA JAPAN. If the player won’t load, use this link.
Before 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.
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 park toilet location. Exact door and step-free approach have not been surveyed.
Know the way in? Suggest a correctionThe bathroom scoop
A bathroom with a disappearing act. Japan Go!’s 2020 tour steps inside Yoyogi Fukamachi’s colorful glass cubicle and demonstrates its privacy lock. The interior walkthrough shows a toilet and sink, while the presenter points out a changing station. Treat this as a design tour from opening day, not today’s condition report.
Based on Japan Go!’s recorded visit. Visit date unknown; conditions may have changed.
What the video shows & source details
The filmed visit · Original Japan Go! footage and narration, August 2020: At 3:58, the video shows the toilet, nearby fittings and sink inside the multipurpose cubicle. The presenter describes a changing station; its present availability is not established by this historical footage.
Glass operation · Shibuya City guidance published October 2023, checked September 16, 2026: The city describes opaque operation from mid-October to mid-May and normal transparent/opaque switching from mid-May to mid-October. This is published operating guidance, not a live check of the lock or glass.
Reviewed 2026-09-16. Summary by Need to Go Now; no creator affiliation or endorsement.
- tokyotoilet.jp
Official project page confirms the named toilet and street address.
- city.shibuya.tokyo.jp
City notice names both separate toilets and their addresses, and explains seasonal opaque operation.
- japaninsider.com
Creator-owned companion article links the original video and distinguishes its two park locations.
- tokyotoilet.jp
Official project states wheelchair access is possible at every location.
The bathroom scoop
A loo with a view—until the privacy glass changes. ITSUKA JAPAN films the colored cubicle from inside and explains its lock-controlled glass. The video also notes seasonal opaque operation; check the city guidance linked on this page before planning a glass-toilet detour.
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 7:38, an orange-tinted glass doorway, sink and view into the playground are visible. The creator describes the privacy system; this 2024 recording is not a live test of today’s operation.
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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Wikidata Q125395088; facility coordinate with stated precision 0.001 degree, checked September 16, 2026. Approximate location, not entrance.