[2025 Kitakyushu Attraction] Travel Guide for TOTO Museum (Updated May)

Name 📝: ToTo Museum Address 📍: 2 Chome-1-1 Nakashima, 北九州市小倉北区 Fukuoka 802-8601, Japan Nearest station 🚉: Kawaraguchi Mihagino 香春口三荻野 Famous for ✨: having the history of the the most famous toilet maker in Japan, evolution of various toilets in Japan, the very cool Toilet Bike, various designs of toilets to cater for different people Experience 🤓: blown away! Firstly it’s free of charge. Secondly it’s innovative and high-tech in designs. Also the staff is very polite. There is elegant classical music played inside the museum so you won’t feel you are in a toilet but really somewhere classy! 🎵 #japan #kitakyushu #ToTo

The TOTO Museum is located in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture. There is a museum about the TOTO toilets! 🚽 The architecture of the facility is also very stylish. It is a spacious space with a clean feel, based on white. The design is also elaborate, so it may be irresistible for those who love architectural design ❤️

#Spring0yentrip "▶Overview A museum filled with the history of hygiene culture and technological innovation, run by the global TOTO. You'll be surprised by the unexpectedly deep exhibits, such as the evolution of the Washlet and toilet conditions around the world. ▶Comments Honestly, I wasn't expecting much, but it was more interesting than I expected! I experienced the history of cleanliness culture and the amazingness of Japanese manufacturing. The exhibits of toilets from all over the world were a strange experience that somehow got me excited (lol) ▶Access/Tips ・About 10 minutes on foot from Nishi-Kokura Station ・Free admission/Takes you around in about 1 to 1.5 hours ・Unique TOTO goods souvenirs are also recommended🎁"

#福冈之旅 Day 1: Fukuoka’s Culture and Nature In the morning, we arrived at Fukuoka’s famous Ohori Park, bathing in the tranquil lake light under the early sun, and the swaying shadows of the trees along the trail were refreshing. Then we went to the Fukuoka City Museum, where the gold seals and historical relics of Fukuoka on display were amazing, allowing us to deeply feel the cultural heritage of the city. Take a stroll through the Tenjin shopping district in the afternoon, taste the local ramen and desserts, and feel the fashion and fireworks of this bustling area. In the evening, climb up the Fukuoka Tower and overlook the brilliant lights of the entire city, ending a day full of urban charm. Day 2: Design inspiration from TOTO Museum Early in the morning of the next day, we took a bus to TOTO Museum in Kitakyushu. This was a journey to rediscover the design of life. The museum displays the evolution of bathroom technology and the design concept of the TOTO brand, allowing you to feel the fusion of daily life and art from every detail. In the afternoon, we returned to Fukuoka and headed to Canal City Hakata. This commercial complex that combines shopping, food and entertainment is a must-see. Walk along the Nakasu River at night and taste authentic Fukuoka street food. The lights and water are the most charming night view of the city. The two-day trip not only has cultural depth, but also design inspiration and the art of living flowing everywhere in Fukuoka.

📍Address: ToTo Museum, Fukuoka Today we went to the TOTO Toilet Museum, which is a place that displays various toilets, bathtubs and other bathroom equipment. It mainly shows the history of TOTO company and their latest technological products. 🏖️Environment/Facilities: The entire museum is mainly divided into history exhibition area, product exhibition area, experience and interactive area The changes from 1917 to now are really unnoticeable. change 💞Recommended reasons: If you want to experience the interactive area, there are some games to play, which are quite interesting. In short, you can come and visit if you have free time. 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-17:00 every day (closed on Mondays) 💰Average consumption: Free! ! ! ! ! ! 📍Address: 2-1-1 Nakajima, Kokura-ku, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture 🗓️Itinerary: It takes about 15 minutes by bus from Kokura Station, and about 10 minutes by taxi. Tips: 1. Make an appointment in advance: Although it is free, it is still recommended to make an appointment in advance on the official website to avoid queuing. 2. Guided tour service: There is a free guided tour service here. Listening to the guided tour will give you a deeper understanding of each exhibit. 3. Souvenir shop: Don’t forget to visit the souvenir shop after the tour. There are many cute TOTO week products that you can buy back as souvenirs. (After seeing this, you’ll find the little toilet is pretty cute hahahahahaha) #TOTO #JapanFreeTravel #Kyushu #Fukuoka #Kitakyushu #KokuraStation #Kyushu #Fukuoka #FukuokaItinerary

#winhkflight As we all know the automatic toilet in Japan is very popular and famous. I was Exploring the history development of Toilet 🚽 at Toto Museum. It is a modern , eco-friendly museum displaying toilets & tableware made by the long-running company. This museum was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of TOTO. I want to travel to Hong Kong to visit interesting museums!

Founded in 1917, the TOTO Museum is filled with the history of TOTO toilets, which spans over 100 years. It is a facility where you can enjoy many exhibits for free, including not only the history of toilets (toilet bowls), but also ceramics (tableware) and washbasins. TOTO also produces many commercials, and the exhibits of dolls and characters used in those commercials are unique exhibits. There are also exhibits with photographs and guides and introductions through videos. You can freely explore the museum, and there are also merchandise sales and exhibition booths for the latest products! Opening hours are from 10:00 to 17:00. Closed on Mondays. 950m from Monorail "Kaharaguchi Mihagino Station" "TOTO Museum" 2-1-1 Nakajima, Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka-ken 802-8601 #Toilet #Kitakyushu #Fukuoka #Museum #TOTO #FUKUOKA #FukuokaTrip #KitakyushuWalk #Kokura #FukuokaTourism