A toilet cubicle with glass walls stands in a fenced off garden at Itabu railway station in Chiba Prefecture. Dubbed "the world's most spacious public toilet" by local media, the outhouse is a glass cubicle with a fully functioning toilet that stands in a garden. The high fence surrounding the toilet can be locked from the inside, giving the user the experience of both privacy and space.
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gokai_wo_maneku
I wonder if you get the same feeling as bathing outdoors in an outdoor bath (露天風呂). But I don't think I could use it.
lostrune2
Hey, if ya have to go, ya have to go
nath
That has been around for a few years by now. Yawn.
Just a toilet, no bathtub.
nath
I bet the pervs who put hidden cameras in toilets go here for a beano!
WA4TKG
So if you actually USE it, you get ARRESTED ?
Odentime
Does this represent some Sino-Japanese existentialism mantra that goes something like: BLUE SKY, MAN, POTTY
philly1
There appears to be a curtain....
Novenachama
Today, the degradation of the inner life is symbolized by the fact that the only place sacred from interruption is the private toilet.
KnowBetter
Um... okay.
JeffLee
The Shinjuku Station area needs some of those.