Fukuoka · Permanent cultural facility
TOTO Museum
Discover changes in Japanese daily life through toilets, washbasins and manufacturing, alongside tableware from TOTO’s early years.
What to see
- Early company history and tableware
- Evolution of bathroom products
- Manufacturing films and objects
Kawaraguchi-Mihagino Station, Kitakyushu Monorail → your visit
- From the south exit, walk about 10 minutes along Route 3 toward Yahata.
Building exterior · access reference
An exterior reference, not a photograph of the collection or an activity.
TOTO Museum exterior, photographed 24 February 2026. Not an exhibit or current-condition photograph.
Closures & important conditions
Closed every Monday, including holidays, plus summer and New Year breaks. Closed 26 December 2026–4 January 2027.
Plan your visit
Checked: 2026-11-06 · a facility guide, not a dated festival listing
Hours & admission arrangements
10:00–17:00; admission until 16:30.
Free.
Loan wheelchairs available. Powered wheelchairs permitted; handlebar mobility scooters prohibited indoors. Audio explanations are available in seven languages, including English.
Self-guided visits for up to 19 people without a charter bus need no reservation. Guides, groups of 20+ and charter buses require booking.
What still needs checking
- Exact summer closure dates for 2027
- Last-minute changes
Official sources & photographs
Access to individual areas, exhibits and activities can vary by day.
Announced exhibitions
Periods can include closed days. Open each exhibition for its own conditions.
- TOTO GALLERY·MA Traveling Exhibition in Kitakyushu: Suzuko Yamada, parallel tunes · 2026-11-10 – 2027-03-07