What are the opening hours of TOTO Toilet Museum?

10:00 to 17:00 (last admission 16:30)

What are the closing days of TOTO Toilet Museum?

Mondays, Obon and New Year holidays; the showroom is closed on Wednesdays, except on national holidays

TOTO Toilet Museum

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The TOTO Museum (TOTO ミュージアム, Tōtō Museum) was opened to mark the company’s 100th anniversary, offering a fascinating look at the evolution of bathroom technology. The two-story museum has a showroom on the first floor and exhibits on the second. Visitors can explore TOTO's history, from its creation of the first ceramic flush toilet seat in 1914 to its groundbreaking innovations in modern washlets. The exhibits display a variety of toilets, washlets, and bathroom designs, allowing visitors to witness the significant advancements TOTO has made in revolutionizing bathroom products.

In addition to showcasing TOTO's technological achievements, the museum features a gallery highlighting the company’s international products, demonstrating its global impact. Visitors can also enjoy shopping at the museum’s gift shop, where unique and themed souvenirs related to the company’s history are available. This immersive experience not only educates visitors about TOTO's influence on bathroom technology but also offers an interactive way to learn about the company’s ongoing contributions to the industry.

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The TOTO Museum is a 10-minute bus ride from Kokura Station. Take buses 21, 22, 25, or 43 from the south exit (Kokurajo Exit) to Kifunemachi (230 yen, with frequent departures). The museum is just across the street. Alternatively, you can take the Kitakyushu Monorail to Kawaraguchi-Mihagino Station (5 minutes, 210 yen) and walk to the museum in about 10 minutes.