Before privatization, Expressway toilets were by no means reputable. It's dim and dumb. NEXCO CENTRAL was the first to take a break in improving Expressway toilets after privatization, saying that the restrooms of SA and PA that stopped for a break were not such uncomfortable things. The basic concept is a more comfortable, convenient, fun and beautiful toilet. The place where such modern toilets were first introduced in Japan is Nihondaira PA. The floor is changed from tiles to rubber like those used in department stores so that the cleanliness can always be kept. To minimize congestion, the number and layout of toilets have been significantly changed.

In addition, in order to create an open and bright space, the use of top lights with plenty of natural light and a lobby where customers can meet in a comfortable manner have been thoroughly implemented.

As a result, we received high praise from our customers and by 2009 the Good Toilet Award (Japan Toiletries Association) *. Even breaks are part of travel and travel, and that's why we want you to use them comfortably and comfortably. With that in mind, we are still actively working on improving toilets.
(* Good Toilet Awards: The Japan Toilet Association, which was founded in 1985 and seeks out "good Japanese toilets to aim for," is selected as a particularly good example of toilet building and building initiatives.)