Love this place! I have been a big fan of their products. I am so happy to learn more about this company and the history of toilets. The first washlet was produced in 1980. The museum is free and provides a few free parking spots.
Late on my review, but you shouldn't be late to coming here! This museum tells you a really great history of how the company was founded as a porcelain company, and eventually ventured into the industry that we know it for today! And honestly, it's on amazing story! How they pivoted, the introduction of all their products, the innovation in effort that goes into everything! Very impressive! Definitely worth a visit! Friendly staff, and that toilet motorcycle is pretty cool!
Free tour of the TOTO museum! At first you might think it's just a small room with 1 exhibit, but there are 2 others waiting inside. There is an option to download a self-guided audio tour of the expansive history of the company and the direction they have for the future. Overall, a very informative and fun experience!
Seriously an amazing display of products and history about Toto and associated companies. Even just starting with the washlets and toilets, this is a human experience we can all related to. Head into the kitchenware, kitchen fixtures, and industrial technologies and combined there is something for most anyone. Highly recommend, honestly.
I absolutely loved the TOTO Museum. All exhibitions were interesting and well-presented. The admission is free, and so is the visitors-only parking.
