Restaurant or Restroom?

A public toilet in Tokyo is making headlines for its extraordinary design, resembling a high-end restaurant rather than a typical restroom.

Shoto in Tokyo’s Shibuya Ward is known as a high-class residential area, where you’ll find high walls encasing massive buildings that are home to politicians and famous celebrities.

Equipped with stylish interiors, ambient lighting, and top-notch amenities, this facility is a testament to Japan’s dedication to blending practicality with aesthetics. The warm texture of the wood and the shadows from the surrounding trees create an aura that’s like the entrance to a Japanese restaurant. 🌳🏯

The Shibuya Ward Tourism Association acknowledges that Shibuya doesn’t have a lot of major tourist sites, compared to a lot of other wards in the city, so it’s happy to promote its new toilets as tourist destinations.

Source: Sora News 24
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