Toto Toilet Museum

Toto Toilet Museum. It perfectly balances the company’s numerous accomplishments without taking itself too seriously or only playing for “toilet humor” laughs. Toto museum puts the toto philosophy into practice to create a sustainable society through environmentally conscious manufacturing.

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The company has set up a museum near kokura station in kitakyushu to celebrate its achievements over the last century. Toto is one of those names that might ring a bell but cannot quite be placed—until you visit the restroom, that is. Because toto’s products are used every day, their use leads to consideration for the environment.

It perfectly balances the company’s numerous accomplishments without taking itself too seriously or only playing for “toilet humor” laughs.

Toto museum puts the toto philosophy into practice to create a sustainable society through environmentally conscious manufacturing. Why is toto so important to the world? Entrance is free and worth a visit if you appreciate a good loo. Toto is one of those names that might ring a bell but cannot quite be placed—until you visit the restroom, that is.

Was founded in 1917.when sewage systems did not yet exist in japan,the company began manufacturing flush toilets and other sanitary ware to promote public health and cultural lifestyles.

Dec 27, 2018 · in a recent trip to japan to the fukuoka region, i did a quick trip to the nearby kitakyushu and while on the bus from one cable car to another car cable, one of my other peculiar preferences, i noticed on my google map something called a “toilet museum”.

Opened in august 2015 in northern fukuoka prefecture's kitakyushu, the toto museum is devoted to sharing both the history of flush toilets and washroom products in japan as well as the history of one of the companies that propelled japanese toilets to their modern day fame.

Opened in august 2015 in northern fukuoka prefecture's kitakyushu, the toto museum is devoted to sharing both the history of flush toilets and washroom products in japan as well as the history of one of the companies that propelled japanese toilets to their modern day fame.

What can you do at the toto museum?

Entrance is free and worth a visit if you appreciate a good loo.

The toto museum (toto ミュージアム, tōtō museum) in kitakyushu was opened on the occasion of the company's 100th anniversary and showcases the evolution of the business and its products.

Toto is one of those names that might ring a bell but cannot quite be placed—until you visit the restroom, that is.

Because toto’s products are used every day, their use leads to consideration for the environment.

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