By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Japan’s creativity knows no bounds, and themed toilets are certainly no exception. From restaurants to department stores, uniquely designed restrooms are becoming the norm, far from the traditional image. This time, Japan has once again rolled out an impressive themed toilet: the Seto Central Expressway Service Area in Kagawa Prefecture has introduced a limited-time Sky Toilet, whose realism is nothing short of astonishing. The facility even warns those with acrophobia, heart conditions, or related health issues to use it with caution, unexpectedly turning it into a new alternative attraction.
The Seto Central Expressway Service Area in Kagawa Prefecture has introduced a limited-time Sky Toilet (Image source: Honshu-Shikoku Bridge Expressway Company)
The realism of the Sky Toilet is nothing short of astonishing, with warnings advising those with acrophobia, heart conditions, or related health issues to use it with caution (Image source: Honshu-Shikoku Bridge Expressway Company)
The Yashima Rest Area on the Seto Central Expressway often draws crowds on weekends to admire the magnificent views of the Seto Ohashi Bridge (Image source: Honshu-Shikoku Bridge Expressway Company)
The Yashima Rest Area on the Seto Central Expressway will unveil a limited-time Sky Toilet from the 22nd until the end of March, offering visitors the experience of standing in mid-air. Its extreme realism has sparked widespread discussion. There is one male and one female Sky Toilet, with their walls, floors, and ceilings fully covered by 360-degree aerial photos taken from the diagonal cable supports of the Seto Ohashi Bridge, at a height of 170 meters (about 40 stories), rivaling VR simulations in lifelike realism.
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