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Toilets, lockers, konbini and more - anywhere in Japan. Pick a starting point and we'll plot it on the map in seconds.
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Coin Lockers
Osaka Station coin lockers
大阪駅コインロッカー
Umeda
Coin Lockers
Shinjuku Station coin lockers
新宿駅コインロッカー
Shinjuku
Konbini
Seicomart Susukino
セイコーマート すすきの
Susukino
Toilets
Shibuya Crossing public toilet
渋谷スクランブル公衆トイレ
Shibuya
Toilets
Kyoto Station central toilet
京都駅中央トイレ
Kyoto Station
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Thousands more spots across Japan.
Toilets, lockers, konbini, water refill and more, all on the map.
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A practical map for real travel needs.
UseJapan is a travel utility map focused on the boring but essential: where to find a clean toilet in Shinjuku, the nearest coin locker at Osaka Station, a 24h konbini in Gion, or a free water refill in Kyoto.
Pick a place, tap a category, and the map updates instantly. Everything is verified by travelers and locals, with opening hours, accessibility info and tags so you know what to expect.
City guides
Travel utilities in every major Japanese city.
Quick links to the most-searched practical spots in Japan's biggest travel hubs. From Tokyo toilets and Osaka lockers to Kyoto water refill stations, everything is one tap away.
First time in Japan?
Practical tips that make every day easier.
Carry some cash
Many small shops, shrines and ramen counters in Japan still prefer yen. Withdraw at 7-Eleven or Japan Post ATMs which accept foreign cards.
Get a transit IC card
Suica, Pasmo or Icoca cover trains, buses and konbini purchases across Japan. Add it to Apple Wallet or buy one at any major station.
Stay connected
Pocket WiFi or an eSIM keeps UseJapan, maps and translation working all day, even far from your hotel.
Learn three phrases
Sumimasen (excuse me), arigatou (thank you) and toire wa doko desu ka (where is the toilet) get you surprisingly far.
FAQ
Questions travelers ask about Japan.
Real answers for visitors planning a trip to Japan, from finding toilets and lockers to using the map offline.
How do I find a public toilet in Japan?
Open UseJapan, search for any city or station, then tap the Toilets category. The map shows nearby public toilets with opening hours, accessibility info and traveler notes.
Where can I find coin lockers near major train stations?
UseJapan lists luggage lockers and storage around stations like Tokyo, Shinjuku, Osaka and Kyoto, with size and price hints so you know what fits before arriving.
Is UseJapan free to use?
Yes. UseJapan is a free travel utility map. Search any city in Japan and view toilets, lockers, konbini, water refill points, smoking areas and more without an account.
Does UseJapan work offline?
UseJapan needs internet to load the map. We recommend a pocket WiFi or eSIM, then save useful spots while planning each day.
Can I find free water refill stations in Japan?
Yes. Tap the Water category to see free refill points around your chosen city, including parks, shrines and refill-friendly cafes.