Japan's Toilet SituationTypes of Toilets and Usage

There are 3 different types of toilets in shape; the Japanese type, Western Type, and Multifunction type.
Currently, Japanese type toilets are actively being converted to Western type toilets to allow everyone to easily use them.

01Public Toilets

• Japanese-style Toilets

  

  This toilet has been around in Japan form olden days and it is used by squatting over it. They may be installed as public toilets.

  How to use them

• Western-style Toilet

  

  Currently, it is the most common toilet.

  How to use them

• Multi-function Toilet

  

  People in wheelchairs, Ostomate and people that are nursing babies have priority for these toilets and are more roomy for use by various people. The general public, such as elderly people may also use them.

  Display for Multi-function Toilets

• Urinal

  

  Washing is done automatically without having to touch the Wash button so it’s sanitary and comfortable.

  Using the Flush Valve and the Automatic Wash

• Automatic Faucet

  

  Soap and water is automatically dispensed without touching the faucet so it’s sanitary and comfortable.

  Using the automatic water and soap dispenser

• Hand Dryer

  

  This is a device that allows you to dry your hands with air after washing your hands.
  Air will automatically be blown out when you place your hand near the vent.

  Using the Compact Type and the Extended Type (Long Type)

02Toilets at Accommodations and Guestrooms

• Separate

  

  These are installed where the toilet and the bathroom are independent of each other.

• Unit Bath

  

  The toilet, washbasin, and bathroom are installed in one space.