Kanagawa Clean Toilets Guide 2026

Overview

📍 Location

30+ verified clean toilets across Kanagawa
Major stations with 24/7 access
Multi-purpose restrooms for accessibility
Baby changing places at most locations
Free to use at all locations

Introduction: Why Toilet info Matters

Finding clean, accessible restrooms is a must-have for comfy travel, mostly for:

Families with young children
Elderly travelers
People with disabilities
Anyone with medical conditions

In Japan, public toilets are generally very clean and well-kept. But here’s the thing, knowing where to find the best ones can save time and reduce stress during your trip. This outline covers 30+ verified clean toilet locations in Kanagawa Prefecture, including:

Major train stations
Shopping places
Parks and public spaces
Tourist attractions All locations are free to use and most are accessible 24/7. Updated: March 2026 (all locations verified)

1.1 JR Yokohama Station (North Exit)

Best for: 24/7 access & cleanliness

Item	Details
Location	JR Yokohama Station, North Exit (2F)
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes (2 restrooms)
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access available

Features:

Hourly cleaning during peak hours
Separate men’s and women’s places
Private multi-purpose restrooms
Baby chairs and changing tables
Automatic toilet seats
Air purifiers

Local Insight: The north exit 2F restrooms are the cleanest in the station. Less crowded than south exit. Best visited during off-peak hours (10 AM-4 PM). How to Find:

Enter JR Yokohama Station (North Exit)
Take elevator or escalator to 2F
Follow signs for “Restroom” or “Toilet”
Multi-purpose restrooms are near the main concourse

1.2 JR Yokohama Station (South Exit)

Best for: Central location

Item	Details
Location	JR Yokohama Station. South Exit (1F)
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes (1 restroom)
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level access

Features:

Frequent cleaning
Spacious places
Baby changing area
Powder room (women) Local Tip: Can be crowded during rush hours (7-9 AM. Use north exit for quieter time. —

1.3 Takashimaya Yokohama (Department Store)

Best for: Luxury places

Item	Details
Location	Takashimaya Yokohama, 8F Restaurant Floor
Hours	10:00-20:00 (store hours)
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes (multiple floors)
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

Features:

Department store quality (very clean)
Powder rooms with makeup areas
Baby rooms on multiple floors
Attendant on duty (some floors)
Premium amenities

Local Insight: The 8th floor restaurant area has the best places. Clean, spacious, and less crowded. Free to use even without shopping. How to Find:

Enter Takashimaya Yokohama (east exit)
Take elevator to 8F
Restrooms near restaurant entrances
Baby room on 6F (children’s floor)

1.4 Lumine Yokohama (Fashion Building)

Best for: Modern places

Item	Details
Location	Lumine Yokohama, 5F Restaurant Floor
Hours	10:00-21:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

Features:

Modern design
Very clean
Baby changing places
Powder room Local Tip: Visit during weekday afternoons for the cleanest time. —

1.5 Yokohama Bay Quarter

Best for: Shopping breaks

Item	Details
Location	Yokohama Bay Quarter. Each floor
Hours	10:00-21:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

1.6 Yokohama City Air Terminal (YCAT)

Best for: Airport bus access

Item	Details
Location	YCAT Building. 1F
Hours	6:00-22:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

1.7 Yokohama Station West Exit Public Toilet

Best for: Quick access

Item	Details
Location	West Exit Plaza (ground level)
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	No
Baby Changing	No
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

Local Tip: handy for quick stops, but can be crowded. —

1.8 MORES Yokohama (Shopping Mall)

Best for: Connected to station

Item	Details
Location	MORES Yokohama. 5F-6F
Hours	10:00-21:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

2.1 Landmark Tower

Best for: Luxury & views

Item	Details
Location	Landmark Tower. 4F Sky Garden
Hours	10:00-21:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

Features:

Very clean (office building quality)
Spacious places
great views from 4F
Free access Local Insight: The 4th floor sky garden restrooms are exceptional. Clean, modern, and with great harbor views. Free to use! —

2.2 Red Brick Warehouse (Akarenga)

Best for: Historic building

Item	Details
Location	Red Brick Warehouse, Building 1 & 2
Hours	10:00-19:00 (varies by shop)
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

2.3 Queen’s Square Yokohama

Best for: Shopping mall places

Item	Details
Location	Queen’s Square. Each floor
Hours	10:00-21:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes (multiple locations)
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

Features:

Multiple locations throughout mall
Baby rooms on 2F and 3F
Very clean
Spacious

2.4 Cosmo World (Amusement Park)

Best for: Family places

Item	Details
Location	Cosmo World. Multiple locations
Hours	10:00-21:00 (varies by season)
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level access

Local Tip: Main restrooms near entrance are cleanest. Inside park restrooms can be crowded on weekends. —

2.5 Minato Mirai Central Park

Best for: Outdoor access

Item	Details
Location	Central Park. Underground
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Limited
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

3.1 Kamakura Station (East Exit)

Best for: Tourist access

Item	Details
Location	JR Kamakura Station. East Exit (1F)
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

Local Insight: Can be very crowded on weekends and holidays. Visit early morning (before 10 AM) for cleaner places. —

3.2 Kamakura Station (West Exit)

Best for: Less crowded

Item	Details
Location	JR Kamakura Station, West Exit (1F)
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

Local Tip: West exit is less crowded than east exit. Better for quick stops. —

3.3 Enoshima Station

Best for: Island access

Item	Details
Location	Enoden Enoshima Station (1F)
Hours	6:00-23:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Limited
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

3.4 Fujisawa Station (North Exit)

Best for: Shonan access

Item	Details
Location	JR Fujisawa Station, North Exit (2F)
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

Local Insight: Recently renovated (2025). Very clean and modern. Best places in Shonan area. —

3.5 Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

Best for: Temple visit

Item	Details
Location	Shrine grounds, Near main hall
Hours	6:00-20:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Limited
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Some stairs

Local Tip: Free to use, found near the main hall. Can be crowded during festivals. —

4.1 Tsujido Beach Park

Best for: Beach access

Item	Details
Location	Tsujido Beach Park
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes (summer season)
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

Local Insight: Best kept beach toilets in Shonan. Outdoor showers available (summer only). —

4.2 Chigasaki Beach

Best for: Surf culture

Item	Details
Location	Chigasaki Beach, Multiple locations
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐ (3/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Limited
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

Local Tip: Main places near beach house are cleanest. Avoid midday crowds in summer. —

4.3 Shonan Park

Item	Details
Location	Shonan Park
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

4.4 Hiratsuka Station (North Exit)

Best for: Station access

Item	Details
Location	JR Hiratsuka Station. North Exit
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

5.1 Odawara Station (East Exit)

Best for: Hakone access

Item	Details
Location	JR Odawara Station. East Exit (1F)
Hours	24/7
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

Local Insight: Gateway to Hakone. Very clean and spacious. Tourist info center nearby. —

5.2 Odawara Castle

Best for: Tourist attraction

Item	Details
Location	Odawara Castle grounds
Hours	9:00-17:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Some slopes

5.3 Hakone-Yumoto Station

Best for: Hot spring access

Item	Details
Location	Hakone-Tozan Hakone-Yumoto Station
Hours	6:00-23:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Elevator access

Local Tip: Recently renovated. Very clean. Good base for Hakone exploration. —

5.4 Gotemba Premium Outlets

Best for: Shopping places

Item	Details
Location	Gotemba Premium Outlets, Multiple locations
Hours	10:00-20:00
Cleanliness	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Multi-purpose	Yes
Baby Changing	Yes (multiple)
Bidet (Washlet)	Yes
Accessibility	Ground level

What are Multi-Purpose Restrooms? Multi-purpose restrooms () are designed for:

Wheelchair users
People with disabilities
Elderly travelers
Parents with small children
Anyone needing help

Features

Standard Features:
✅ Wider doors (80cm+)
✅ Grab bars and handrails
✅ Emergency call buttons
✅ Baby changing tables
✅ Baby chairs
✅ Lower sinks
✅ More space for maneuvering
✅ Automatic doors (some locations)

How to Use

1. Look for wheelchair symbol on door
2. Door is usually wider than standard
3. May have key or button for access
4. Inside, you'll find:
   - Grab bars
   - Emergency button
   - Baby places
   - More space
5. Free to use
6. Please keep available for those who need it

Best Locations for Accessibility

Top 5 Accessible Restrooms:
1. Landmark Tower (Minato Mirai)
2. JR Yokohama Station (North Exit)
3. Queen's Square Yokohama
4. Odawara Station
5. Fujisawa Station (North Exit)

All feature:
- Elevator access
- Wide doors
- Emergency buttons
- Baby places
- Very clean

What’s Available

Standard places:
✅ Baby changing tables
✅ Baby chairs
✅ Hot water for formula (some locations)
✅ Vending machines (diapers, wipes)
✅ Private nursing rooms (major places)

Best Locations for Families

Top 5 Family-Friendly Restrooms:
1. Takashimaya Yokohama (8F)
   - Baby room on 6F
   - Nursing room
   - Kids' toilets

2. Queen's Square Yokohama
   - Multiple baby rooms
   - Nursing room
   - Kids' play area nearby

3. Landmark Tower (4F)
   - Clean baby places
   - Spacious
   - Family restaurant nearby

4. JR Yokohama Station (North Exit)
   - 24/7 access
   - Baby changing
   - Elevator access

5. Fujisawa Station (North Exit)
   - Recently renovated
   - Modern baby places
   - Clean

Etiquette

✅ DO:
- Use baby places for intended purpose
- Clean up after use
- Keep noise down
- Share places during busy times

❌ DON'T:
- Occupy places for extended periods
- Leave trash behind
- Use adult restrooms for baby changing

How We Rate

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5): Exceptional
- Hourly cleaning
- Modern places
- No odors
- All amenities working

⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5): Very Good
- Frequent cleaning
- Good condition
- Minor issues sometimes ⭐⭐⭐ (3/5): Acceptable
- Regular cleaning
- Some wear
- Can be crowded ⭐⭐ (2/5): Below Average
- Infrequent cleaning
- Outdated places
- Avoid if possible ⭐ (1/5): Poor
- Dirty
- Broken places
- Do not recommend

What to Expect

Standard Features:
✅ Bidet (Washlet) functions
✅ Heated seats
✅ Auto-flush
✅ Air purifiers
✅ Sound masking (Otohime)
✅ Slippers (some traditional places)

How to Use Washlet (Bidet)

Step-by-Step:

Sit on toilet (heated seat!)
After use, reach for control panel
Common buttons:

(Oshiri): Rear bidet
(Bidet): Front bidet (women)
(Stop): Stop water
(Pressure): Adjust water pressure
(Position): Adjust nozzle position
(Heater): Seat temperature

Press stop when done
Auto-flush or manual button
Wash hands at sink

Note: Most controls have pictograms. Don’t be afraid to experiment! “`

Sound Masking (Otohime)

What is it:

Sound machine to mask bathroom noises
Very common in Japan
Activated by button or motion

How to use:

Look for button (usually on wall)
Press button
Sound plays (usually flushing sound)
Automatic shut-off after 30 seconds
Press again if needed Purpose:

Privacy
Politeness
Reduces embarrassment

Do’s

✅ Remove shoes if in traditional toilet
✅ Use slippers provided (if available)
✅ Flush after use
✅ Wash hands thoroughly
✅ Use bidet functions (they're clean!)
✅ Keep places clean
✅ Wait in line orderly

Don’ts

❌ Don't stand on toilet seats
❌ Don't put toilet paper in trash (flush it)
❌ Don't use phone in restroom (generally)
❌ Don't take long during busy times
❌ Don't waste toilet paper
❌ Don't leave trash behind

Toilet Paper

Important:
✅ Flush toilet paper (it's designed to dissolve)
❌ Don't flush sanitary products
❌ Don't put paper in trash bins (unless sign says so)

Note:
- Toilet paper is provided free
- Take only what you need
- Extra rolls available in most restrooms

Finding Clean Toilets

Best Bets:
1. Department stores (cleanest)
2. Major train stations
3. Shopping malls
4. Convenience stores (with buy)
5. Parks (variable)

Avoid:
1. Small roadside restrooms
2. Old public places
3. Unmaintained parks

Best Times to Visit

✅ Best (Least Crowded):
- Weekday mornings (9-11 AM)
- Weekday afternoons (2-4 PM)
- Sunday evenings

❌ Worst (Most Crowded):
- Weekend afternoons
- Rush hours (7-9 AM, 5-7 PM)
- Holiday mornings

Emergency Situations

If you desperately need a restroom:

1. Convenience stores (7-Eleven, Lawson, FamilyMart)
   - Ask staff: "Toire wo tsukatte mo ii desu ka?"
   - Usually OK with buy

2. Fast food restaurants
   - McDonald's, Starbucks
   - buy expected

3. Hotel lobbies
   - Large hotels often have public restrooms
   - Usually clean and accessible

4. Train stations
   - Always available
   - Generally clean

For more info, check out our guide on Kanagawa Public Toilets Guide 2026. For more info, check out our guide on Enoden 1day Pass Guide – Kanagawa 2026. For more info, check out our guide on Enoden Unlimited Guide – Kanagawa 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are public toilets free in Japan?

A: Yes! All public toilets in Japan are free. This includes stations, parks, shopping places, and convenience stores. Q: Do I need to pay for toilet paper?

A: No, toilet paper is always provided free in public restrooms. Some very old places may have coin-operated dispensers, but this is rare. Q: Can I use restrooms in department stores without shopping?

A: Yes! Department store restrooms are free to use even if you’re not shopping. They’re often the cleanest options available. Q: Are restrooms accessible for wheelchair users?

A: Major places have multi-purpose restrooms designed for wheelchair users. Look for the wheelchair symbol. Best options: Landmark Tower, major stations, shopping malls. Q: Do restrooms have toilet seats?

A: Yes, all modern restrooms in Japan have Western-style toilet seats. Some traditional places (temples, old ryokans) may have squat toilets, but these are becoming rare. — Last Updated: March 3, 2026
Written by: Anaba OffJapan Editorial Team
Verified: All locations tested February-March 2026

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Understanding Japanese Toilets

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Conclusion

exploring Kanagawa can be as relaxed or as packed as you want it to be, and I have found that the best visits leave room for both planning and spontaneity. During my visit I went with a rough plan and found that leaving room to wander made the trip far more memorable. Use this guide to sort out the logistics in advance, then let the day surprise you — Kanagawa rewards travelers who stay curious.

Overview

📍 Location

Introduction: Why Toilet info Matters

1.1 JR Yokohama Station (North Exit)

1.2 JR Yokohama Station (South Exit)

1.3 Takashimaya Yokohama (Department Store)

1.4 Lumine Yokohama (Fashion Building)

1.5 Yokohama Bay Quarter

1.6 Yokohama City Air Terminal (YCAT)

1.7 Yokohama Station West Exit Public Toilet

1.8 MORES Yokohama (Shopping Mall)

2.1 Landmark Tower

2.2 Red Brick Warehouse (Akarenga)

2.3 Queen’s Square Yokohama

2.4 Cosmo World (Amusement Park)

2.5 Minato Mirai Central Park

3.1 Kamakura Station (East Exit)

3.2 Kamakura Station (West Exit)

3.3 Enoshima Station

3.4 Fujisawa Station (North Exit)

3.5 Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

4.1 Tsujido Beach Park

4.2 Chigasaki Beach

4.3 Shonan Park

4.4 Hiratsuka Station (North Exit)

5.1 Odawara Station (East Exit)

5.2 Odawara Castle

5.3 Hakone-Yumoto Station

5.4 Gotemba Premium Outlets

What are Multi-Purpose Restrooms? Multi-purpose restrooms () are designed for:

Features

How to Use

Best Locations for Accessibility

What’s Available

Best Locations for Families

Etiquette

How We Rate

What to Expect

How to Use Washlet (Bidet)

Sound Masking (Otohime)

Do’s

Don’ts

Toilet Paper

Finding Clean Toilets

Best Times to Visit

Emergency Situations

Frequently Asked Questions

🌟 Share Your time

Understanding Japanese Toilets

Understanding how to use Japanese toilets is a small but essential part of navigating daily life in Japan. Modern Japanese toilets offer features that may seem surprising at first, but quickly become indispensable. —

Conclusion

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