Locate 10,000+ free, spotless public toilets in Tokyo. Filter Metro station restrooms inside vs outside gates, convenience stores, and heated bidets.
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| Restroom Name | Facility Type | Fee Status | Hours | Accessibility | Access / Door Code | Navigation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shibuya Hachiko Exit Public Toilet | Design Restroom (The Tokyo Toilet) | Free | 24/7 | Yes (Universal design) | None (Public) | 📍 Map |
| Shinjuku Station East Exit Metro WC | Subway Station | Free | 05:00 - 00:30 | Yes | None (Fare gate required) | 📍 Map |
| 7-Eleven Ginza 5-Chome | Convenience Store | Free | 24/7 | Limited | Free / Ask clerk politely | 📍 Map |
| Ginza Six Luxury Restroom Lounge | Department Store | Free | 10:30 - 20:30 | Yes (5-Star) | None (Free public) | 📍 Map |
| Asakusa Kaminarimon Tourist Restroom | Municipal Facility | Free | 08:00 - 20:00 | Yes | None | 📍 Map |
| Tokyo Station Yaesu Underground WC | High-Speed Rail Hub | Free | 05:00 - 23:30 | Yes | None (Public corridor) | 📍 Map |
Nearly all Tokyo Metro and JR Yamanote stations provide free spotless restrooms inside ticket barriers. Multi-functional barrier-free stalls (Dare-demo-toilet) are standard with baby nursing beds.
Look for the "Dare-demo-toilet" (だれでもトイレ) for spacious wheelchair and family friendly facilities.
Convenience stores (7-Eleven, Lawson, FamilyMart) offer free clean restrooms; simply say "Toire o karitemo ii desuka".
The "The Tokyo Toilet" design project in Shibuya offers 17 architectural masterpiece restrooms free to the public.
Toilet paper must be flushed directly into the bowl; do not discard paper in the sanitary bin.
7-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart offer free restrooms. It is polite to notify the clerk (say "Toire o karitemo ii desuka") and purchase a drink or candy upon exit.
Most restrooms are located inside the paid ticket zone. If you need to use them without traveling, station attendants can issue a temporary entry slip (Kousa-ken).
Over 90% of Tokyo public municipal and department store restrooms feature heated bidet seats and privacy sound buttons (Otohime).