How do Japanese divide toilets?

Houses in Japan are usually small, but the bathroom space accounts for a large proportion. The design of Japanese bathroom is so humanized that it is amazing! For most Japanese families, toilets and toilets must be separated.

The Japanese advocate a practical and comfortable lifestyle.

This can be fully reflected in the bathroom.

Therefore, they adopted four independent health zones:

Toilet area, toilet area, shower area and dressing area

It will be finished in about 8 o'clock.

"Four types": toilet, washstand or sink, bathroom (including bathtub and shower) and washing machine. It can be done in about 8 square meters.

The bathroom and toilet area are separated independently, which perfectly solves the problem that people inside are taking a bath and people outside want to go to the toilet and can't get in.

These four functions are arranged together.

And independent of each other.

For the whole family to use at the same time

Greatly improved the use efficiency of the bathroom.

How to layout the four-type partitioned bathroom space?

Simple type: bathroom+toilet

The simplest and most space-saving method is to separate the bathroom only. The following figure

This method is similar to the recently popular wet-dry separation method in China. It does not occupy much space, but it can effectively prevent water vapor disasters.

Basic type: toilet+face washing+toilet

Separate the toilet to make it completely dry and wet. As you can see, in the picture below, the bathroom and the washroom enter from different entrances, and the washroom can enter the bathroom, so the washroom also acts as a dressing room, where the washing machine can directly wash the dirty clothes.

Luxurious and high-equipped: bathroom+washing face+bathroom+housekeeping room.

The bathroom in the following layout is completely separated, and the bathroom, washing face, housekeeping room and kitchen are integrated into one, forming a convenient loop:

After changing clothes in the bathroom, you can enter the bathroom, and the changed clothes can be taken directly to the housekeeping room for cleaning. Kitchen rags can also be easily taken to the housekeeping room for cleaning, and the washing machine can be operated at the same time when cooking.