The Tokyo Toilet / SAMURAI
As part of “THE TOKYO TOILET” Project, Kashiwa led the spatial design of a new restroom located outside the west entrance of Ebisu Station, as well as the pictograms used in all the restrooms designed for this project. Ebisu Station is a transfer station for the JR and metro lines. Its west exit is the location for the bus terminal and taxi stand, making it a popular meet-up spot and an area of heavy pedestrian traffic. This restroom was designed to be a recognizable landmark outside the exit that brings a bright and refreshing atmosphere to the area while remaining unobtrusive to daily commuters.


- architects: SAMURAI
- Location: 4-chōme-1-5 Ebisuminami, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0002, Japan
- Project Year: 2021
- Photographs: Satoshi Nagare
- Area: 39.0 m2