Shinjuku Station (新宿駅)
At Shinjuku (OH 01), follow the blue Odakyu Line signs (小田急線). Take a Local (各駅停車) on the Odawara Line. Get off at the third stop, Yoyogi-Hachiman.
TOKYO FILM LOCATIONS
Take a local train from Shinjuku and walk to three public toilets seen in Wim Wenders’ film. Start at Yoyogi-Hachiman Station and finish near Yoyogi-koen Station.
At Shinjuku (OH 01), follow the blue Odakyu Line signs (小田急線). Take a Local (各駅停車) on the Odawara Line. Get off at the third stop, Yoyogi-Hachiman.
Get off at OH 04. Use the West Exit (西口) for Yamate-dori, the main road that leads to the first stop.
Yoyogi-koen (C 02) is on Tokyo Metro’s green Chiyoda Line (千代田線), with direct trains toward Omote-sando (表参道駅). Exit 1 is on the Yoyogi-Hachiman side. Use Exit 4 for a street-level elevator.
Start at the Odakyu station, visit the three public facilities in the order below, then finish at the Metro.
From the West Exit, follow Yamate-dori to the foot of the shrine steps. Toyo Ito’s three round buildings resemble mushrooms against the trees. Look for 代々木八幡公衆トイレ at 5-1-2 Yoyogi.
Head toward the park at 5-68-1 Yoyogi (はるのおがわコミュニティパーク). Look for Shigeru Ban’s glass design in blue and green tones.
Continue to 代々木深町小公園, a separate small park at 1-54-1 Tomigaya. Shigeru Ban used warmer glass colors here. From the park, walk back to Yoyogi-koen Station for the Chiyoda Line.
Shibuya City says the glass at both parks can switch between transparent and opaque roughly from mid-May to mid-October. It stays opaque during the colder months.
Give people using the toilets room and keep entrances clear. Shibuya City lists a park-use permit for photography at the two park toilets and a separate advance notification for photography at the Yoyogi-Hachiman facility. See the city’s requirements before taking photos or filming.
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