Author
Tami Okano – Editor & writer specializing in architecture and design. She also curates exhibitions related to design.
Photography
Satoshi Nagare – Born in 1975. Photographer active in art, advertising, magazines, and books both in Japan and abroad.
Table of Contents
■ INTRODUCTION
Creating public toilets that anyone can use comfortably
■ THE TOKYO TOILETS
Shigeru Ban / Masamichi Katayama (Wonderwall®) / Naho Tamura / Fumihiko Maki / Takenosuke Sakakura / Tadao Ando / NIGO® / Kengo Kuma / Kashiwa Sato / Toyo Ito / Kazoo Sato (Disruption Lab Team) / Tomohito Gokita / Marc Newson / Miles Pennington (University of Tokyo DLX Design Lab) / Junko Kobayashi / Sou Fujimoto
■ PROJECT DESIGN
Original pictograms designed to accompany diverse users and architectures — Kashiwa Sato
On the maintenance of THE TOKYO TOILET
■ CONCEPTION AND CONSTRUCTION
Creating awareness and emotional impact through THE TOKYO TOILET — Yasuji Yanai (Project initiator and funder)
Addressing social issues with persistence and care — Jumpei Sasakawa (The Nippon Foundation)
Transforming attitudes toward public toilets — Ken Hasebe (Mayor of Shibuya)
Public toilets as spaces symbolizing kindness — Nobunori Yoshida (TOTO Ltd.)
Exploring the limitless possibilities of architecture — Keitaro Takebayashi (Daiwa Life Next Co., Ltd.)
■ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION
A Quiet Place in Busy Tokyo — Wim Wenders (Film Director)