这个糖果色的公厕给它的“顾客”提供了一次独特的经历。为了在日本大分举办的日本厕所艺术双年展，这个公共厕所建筑被设计地看上去像个大型甜点。这基本上是一种艺术装置，欢迎观众进入其中并放松自己。

这个知名的展览每两年举办一次，汇集了16件日本艺术家根据公共洗手间制作的艺术装置作品。 这件名为“甜美的梦”的作品是由三位艺术家创作的，不仅能提供一次古怪又甜蜜的如厕经历，更是如西山所说的“这件作品的内涵是日本作为一个岁月静好的国度，开始走向崩溃。”（他暗指四年前的福岛核泄漏事故。）下一届厕所艺术双年展将于今年举办。

 Culture | Japan's Toilennale is like the Venice Biennale, but for toilets

 This candy colored public toilet provides a very unique experience for it's "customers". Designed to look like a giant dessert, the public toilet house was created for the Toilennale exhibition in Oita, Japan. It's basically an art instillation that welcomes viewers to come inside and relieve themselves.

The well-named Toilennale happens every two years and features 16 artists who transform 16 public restrooms into extremely unique art instillation's.This "Melting Dream" piece was created by Minako Nishiyama, Mika Kasahara, and Yuma Haruna. It serves as more than just a weirdly sweet toilet experience. It also has a point to make.“The concept of the piece is that Japan, the sweet country of ambiguity, is beginning to crumble,” says Nishiyama, referring to the Fukushima nuclear incident 4 years ago. The next Toilennale is scheduled for 2017.