Japan’s Top 10 Most Unusual Bathrooms

Golden Toilet
  If President Donald Trump ever visits Japan, Tokyo’s Robot Restaurant will be his first stop. Both the toilet and urinals are 18-karat gold. There are also dancing robots and women. However, there’s no time to talk about golden showers now.

Garden Toil

There is an artistic beauty and subtlety to Japanese gardens. There are three types: Tea, Hill, and Dry. 

Aquarium Toilet 

 A massive aquarium surrounds the toilet on three sides. The view is so spectacular that most guests forget to lock the door. As a result, the restaurant added a second locked door. What’s the price of a second door when you already spent $180,000 on the rest of the bathroom?
 

Olympic Ski Jump Toilet
.The bathroom at the Ski Resort features a spectacular view of the 1998 Winter Olympics
Jump. Most of all, with skis strategically placed at the base of the toilet, you’ll get vertigo as you stare at the ridiculously steep incline and the landing platform hundreds of feet below.

Pee Into The Sea Toilet
 The Aqua-Line has the only bathroom facilities in all of Japan that are surrounded entirely by the sea.
As with most things in the country, life is better for the men. They can gaze into the blue waters while at the urinal. The women’s bathroom only has sinks that look out into the sea (and no mirrors!)

Nature Toilet
 It is women only at the world’s largest outdoor bathroom. The walls are all glass but you can draw a curtain if you want some privacy.





Wall of Toilet Paper Toilet

 A logistical error led to the establishment receiving 80 extra toilet paper dispensers. However, rather than returning them, the owners decided to install all of them on one of the walls. Each roll is meticulous folded into a triangular point. The bad news: the view is terrible and the fan is noisy.




Historic Toilet
The massive facility can seat 100 people at once and has been around for over 900 years. Unfortunately, it is a culturally significant site and the toilets are no longer available for public use. If you want to squat legally, you need to become a Buddhist monk.







Zen Toilet

. The bathroom is for use by all people, including visitors, and is in a Zen training house. Located at the center of the room is a statue to a special toilet deity.







Toyota Toilet
 The location in the home of the Toyota Motor Corporation, features a completely disassembled Toyota engine on the walls.