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Japanese Toto Toilets

Compare top Japanese Toto Toilets. Whether you want a fully integrated smart toilet or a Toto Washlet+ set, there are plenty of options to choose from.

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  • TOTO Neorest RS Bidet Toilet - White toilet on a reflective floor with a snowy landscape in the background Neorest RS White toilet bowl with closed lid on a light gray floor
    TOTO Neorest RS MS8341CUMFG
    Original Price $6,932.00
    Current Price $5,199.00

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What to compare when choosing a TOTO Japanese toilet

Before comparing individual models, start with what your bathroom can accommodate and then look at the features you are most likely to use.

  • Rough-in and installation: Most floor-mounted TOTO toilets use a 12-inch rough-in, while selected models can accommodate 10- or 14-inch installations. Wall-hung models use an in-wall carrier instead, so always check the specifications for the exact toilet before ordering.
  • Wash settings and controls: Depending on the WASHLET or integrated model, you can adjust water temperature, pressure, nozzle position and wash modes. Some models use a remote, while others use different control layouts.
  • Automatic features: Auto flushing and automatic lid opening and closing are available on selected models. If hands-free operation matters to you, check which functions are included with the specific model.
  • Cleaning features: TOTO technologies such as PREMIST and EWATER+ help keep the wand and bowl cleaner, but the exact functions vary by model.
  • Toilet design: The range includes one-piece, two-piece, floor-mounted and wall-hung toilets, giving you different options for installation, appearance and available floor space.
  • Flush system and water use: Flush type and gallons per flush vary across the range. For example, some models use 1.28 GPF, while others use dual-flush configurations, so compare the specifications of the exact toilet you are considering.
  • Electrical access: Electronic bidet functions require power, so confirm that a suitable outlet is available near the toilet or can be installed.

Once the installation requirements are clear, you can narrow the range based on the wash, cleaning and automatic features you actually want.

Integrated Japanese smart toilet vs TOTO WASHLET+: what's the difference?

Both give you TOTO's electronic bidet functions, but they are built differently.

An integrated smart toilet combines the toilet and bidet functions into one system, while WASHLET+ pairs a compatible TOTO toilet with a separate WASHLET seat designed to conceal the power cord and water supply hose.

Choose an integrated model if you want the toilet and bidet technology combined into one system.

Choose WASHLET+ if you prefer a more conventional toilet setup with a separate electronic bidet seat and concealed connections.

Which TOTO Japanese toilet should you choose?

The easiest way to narrow the range is to start with the type of setup you want.

  • Choose a TOTO NEOREST if you want TOTO’s premium integrated range with more automatic and cleaning features built into the toilet.
  • Choose the WASHLET G5A if you want an integrated smart toilet at a lower price point than most NEOREST models.
  • Choose a WASHLET+ set if you want more flexibility. You can pair a compatible TOTO toilet with the WASHLET model that gives you the features and price point you want, while keeping the connections concealed.
  • Choose a wall-hung model if you want to free up visible floor space and your bathroom can accommodate an in-wall carrier.

If you want to keep your existing toilet, a standalone bidet toilet seat may be the simpler option.

Frequently Asked Questions about Japanese Toto Toilets

What's special about a Japanese toilet?

What's sold as a modern Japanese toilet in the US is a TOTO bidet toilet; it washes with warm water instead of, or in addition to, toilet paper, and most models add a heated seat, a warm-air dryer and self-cleaning features you won't find on a standard toilet.

Do you need to wipe after using a Japanese toilet?

Most people still use a small amount of toilet paper to pat dry afterward, the same way you would after a shower; the warm-air dryer is there so you don't have to, but it comes down to personal preference rather than a requirement.

How much does a Japanese toilet cost in the US?

Pricing depends heavily on which type you choose: a WASHLET+ toilet set (a TOTO bowl paired with a WASHLET seat) generally costs less than a fully integrated smart toilet like the NEOREST. Browse the collection for current pricing on each model.

Is a Japanese toilet worth it?

That depends on what you value. You're paying for warm-water washing, a heated seat and, on higher tiers, hands-free operation and other automatic features on top of the cost of a standard toilet. Bidet washing can also reduce reliance on toilet paper, and research has found lower hand contamination after toileting when a bidet was used compared with toilet paper alone.

For people who have difficulty reaching or wiping independently, automated bidet functions may also reduce the amount of physical assistance needed. If reliable warm wash functionality is really all you're after, a WASHLET+ set gets you there for less than a fully integrated model.

Can I upgrade my existing toilet with a bidet seat?

Yes. A standalone TOTO WASHLET can be fitted to many existing toilets, including a compatible elongated toilet, without replacing the whole fixture. Check the bowl shape and dimensions first, as not every bidet seat fits every toilet. Depending on the model, you can add features such as warm-water washing, seat heating and a self-cleaning nozzle while using less toilet paper.

Do Japanese toilets need electricity?

Yes, most modern Japanese toilets and electronic bidet seats need a nearby electrical outlet. The power is used for features such as warm-water washing, a warm-air dryer and, on selected models, automatic functions such as hands-free flushing, a night light or an auto open/close lid.

Does water pressure matter for a Japanese toilet?

Yes. Your home's water pressure needs to fall within the range required by the specific TOTO model for the wash functions to work properly. Once installed correctly, many models let you adjust the spray pressure and choose between multiple wash modes and other personalized settings.

How does a Japanese toilet work?

A Japanese toilet uses an integrated bidet or electronic bidet seat to wash with warm water after use. A self-cleaning nozzle extends to provide the wash, with selected models also letting you adjust water temperature, pressure and nozzle position. Depending on the model, advanced features such as hands-free flushing and an auto open/close lid can also be included.