Sugu Toire · すぐトイレ
Find the nearest toilet in Japan. Even offline.
Distance and walking time to the closest toilet, right on your home screen. Over 100,000 toilets across Japan, from station restrooms to konbini.
- 100,000+toilets across Japan
- Offlineno SIM or Wi-Fi needed
- 5 languagesEN · 日本語 · 한국어 · 中文
- Freeno account needed
Faster than opening a map
When you need a toilet, every second counts. Sugu Toire is one glance or one tap away.
📱 Home screen widget
The nearest toilet and walking time, always on your home screen. Tap it to start directions.
⚡ Quick Settings tile
Swipe down from the top of the screen and tap すぐトイレ. It works from any app, even mid-video or mid-translation.
🔎 Nearby list
Every toilet around you, sorted by distance, with filters so you only see the ones that suit you.
Everything a traveler needs
Built for people who don't read Japanese signs and don't want to guess.
Filters that matter
Wheelchair accessible, baby changing, Western-style (sit-down), public toilets only, or no convenience stores.
Hours and tips
Opening hours, facilities and tips, such as station toilets that are inside the ticket gates.
Directions your way
Works with your maps app: see place details first, or go straight to walking or driving directions.
Favorites and recent
Star the clean toilet near your hotel and find recent ones again in one tap. Saved on your phone.
Works offline
The toilet data lives on your phone, so search works in a subway station or without a SIM card.
Help improve the map
Found a toilet we missed, or one that's closed? Add it or report it in a few taps, and we'll check it.
A toilet guide in your pocket
The essentials from this site, built into the app and available offline.
- Show to staff: Japanese phrase cards like “May I use your toilet?”. Tap one to show it full screen, so you don't have to say it.
- Toilet buttons: flush, bidet, spray, stop, dryer and more. Read the full guide.
- Good to know: the basics of toilet etiquette in Japan.
Set up the widget in a minute
Do it before your trip, so it's ready the first time you need it.
- Install and open Get Sugu Toire from Google Play, open it once and allow location access.
- Open Widgets Long-press an empty spot on your home screen and tap Widgets.
- Add すぐトイレ Find it in the list and drag the widget onto your home screen.
Want the Quick Settings tile too? Add it from the app's Settings, or swipe down twice, tap the pencil icon and drag すぐトイレ into place. Menu names vary a little between phone makers.
Questions
Short answers to what travelers ask most.
Is Sugu Toire free?
Yes. It's free on Google Play and you don't need an account.
Does it work without mobile data?
Yes. The toilet data is stored on your phone, so search works offline, even without a SIM card or Wi-Fi.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. Sugu Toire is on Android today and an iPhone version is coming soon. Until then, our guide to finding a toilet in Japan lists the places that almost always have one.
Which toilets does it cover?
Over 100,000 toilets across Japan: public toilets, train and subway stations, convenience stores, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets and shopping malls, in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and everywhere else.
Where does the data come from?
From OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and open data published by Japanese local governments, plus reports from people using the app.
Updated
Never get caught searching again.
Install it before you land, and the nearest toilet is always one glance away.
iPhone version coming soon
Guides for your trip
Everything else you need to know about toilets in Japan.