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These colorful see-through toilets in Tokyo hold a secret – Lonely Planet Travel News
Two colorful toilets have been installed in parks in Tokyo, Japan that are completely see-through when idle, but become frosted and opaque when in use.
Two colorful public toilets have been installed in parks in Tokyo, Japan that are completely see-through when idle, but become frosted and opaque when in use. The ultramodern installations are part of a design project that sees artists and architects creating bespoke, innovative and interesting toilets that fascinate and thrill the public across the neighbourhood of Shibuya.
Designed by Shigeru Ban architects as part of the Tokyo Toilet project, the two futuristic facilities are in place at Yoy…
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