Bathroom

3 photos · 2005–2023

3 photographs tagged Bathroom, 2005–2023.

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Row of white urinals lining both walls of a minimalist Japanese public restroom facility.
Public restrooms like this one in Tokyo commonly use sensor-activated, waterless or low-flow urinals to cut water use and reduce maintenance in high-traffic facilities. Japanese building codes and design standards favor this dual-row layout in transit stations and commercial complexes, where restrooms serve large volumes of commuters each day. Ceramic fixtures with automatic flush sensors became standard in Japan starting in the 1980s, part of a broader push by manufacturers like TOTO and LIXIL toward hygienic, hands-free plumbing. Dark-tiled wainscoting and light flooring, as seen here, are typical choices meant to hide water spots while keeping the space easy to clean.

Sensor-Flush Urinal Row in a Tokyo Public Restroom

Baker Lake Campground Restrooms in Superior National Foresst
Outhouse at the Baker Lake Campground in the Superior National Forest.

Baker Lake Campground Restrooms in Superior National Foresst

Creepy Crawl bathroom in St. Louis covered in red and pink painted graffiti, stickers, and band flyers.
The Creepy Crawl was a St. Louis music venue that hosted punk, hardcore, and independent touring bands from the 1990s until it closed in 2009.

Stickers and Flyers Cover the Creepy Crawl Bathroom in St. Louis

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