What are you wearing in Japan? Is Japan a mixed bath?

Many friends will go to Japan to experience soaking in water, but in fact, soaking in water in Japan is also very particular. The most important thing is to wear clothes and take a mixed bath when soaking in water.

Mixed Bath The so-called mixed bath, as its name implies, is of course a hot spring where men and women soak together, but you should wrap towels in important parts before entering the water (please be naked after entering the water). Japanese mixed bath is actually a kind of socialization. In a steaming hot spring pool, men and women get together to chat, taste wine and tea, put aside the shackles of identity and get naked, which is a reflection of Yamato's "harmony" culture.

Japan must experience mixed bath hot springs 1. Sour Soup Hot Spring-Thousand People Bath (Bajiatian)

Sour soup hot spring is located in Bajiatian Mountain, Aomori Prefecture, with a history of 300 years. Sour soup hot spring is famous because it still retains the custom of mixed bathing for men and women, and even set a record of thousands of men and women taking mixed baths together. In addition, it is close to Bajiatian Ski Resort. Friends who like skiing wild snow can shuttle between natural hanging trees and enjoy the highest realm of alpine skiing.

2. Red wine hot spring-soak while drinking (Hakone-CHO)

Hakone-CHO, a Japanese hot spring resort, offers 12 days of red wine hot spring bath every year.

The red wine in the red wine hot spring comes from the new winery in beaujolais. The taste is mellow and fruity. Soaking in red wine hot springs can not only relax menstruation and promote blood circulation, but also refresh the mind. Men and women can push cups here for a change, which is also a special taste.

3. Lamian Noodles Hot Springs-Relieving Stress (Hakone-CHO)

In Hakone-CHO, the world's first Lamian Noodles hot spring appeared. Not only is the spring water exactly the same as Lamian Noodles soup, but the pool is also made into a bowl, which is very creative. Lamian Noodles Hot Springs add collagen, horse oil and garlic essence to hot spring water. Soaking your body with this kind of water often can maintain your skin, and the taste of pepper can relieve stress.

Do you want to ask why you are wearing a swimsuit? Because this is a minority of the majority. )

4. Apple Hot Spring-Beauty (Aomori)

In Aomori Prefecture, Japan, 10 and 1 1 two months are the maple viewing season and the apple harvesting season. There are many hot springs in Aomori Prefecture, and some hot spring hotels offer characteristic apple hot springs. Soaking in warm spring water, every inch of air around you is sweet apple flavor.

Note that in this country with many rules, hot spring etiquette is particularly important. Therefore, before soaking in hot springs, you must learn these hot spring etiquette well, otherwise you will not be able to do as the Romans do, and it will be very embarrassing.

1. People with tattoos can't soak.

Handsome and beautiful women with tattoos, it is best to contact them in advance and ask if they can enter the hot spring. Because in the traditional Japanese concept, tattoos are roughly equal to underworld, so many traditional public hot springs are not allowed to have tattoos.

Step 2 wear a bathrobe

The left lapel is on top and the right lapel is on the bottom.

You should be naked in the hot spring.

When soaking in hot springs in Japan, no cloth or clothes can enter the water. Towels can be put on your head, but make sure not to fall into the water. In addition, girls with long hair remember to curl their hair. It is considered unsanitary and polite to immerse your hair in a hot spring pool.

4. Taking a hot spring is not equal to taking a bath.

Be sure to take a bath before taking a hot spring bath. In Japan, soaking in hot springs is called "soaking in water", but don't think that the word "soup" is a mud bathhouse. Soaking in water is not a place to take a bath. It is impolite to rub your back and face in Tang Chi, so you must avoid it. In Japan, it is illegal to pollute public baths, which is a violation of civil law and criminal law. This is no joke.

5. Experience the mixed bath, please don't bring distractions.

Please keep your distance from strangers when taking a hot spring bath. Japanese people are not used to getting close to others, especially when taking a hot spring bath. Whether it's an eight-pack or a D.

Cup, please look away. Although you don't have to bow your head in meditation, you can't look directly at your own figure, and of course you are not allowed to take pictures as a souvenir.