Can I make private soup?

There are two kinds of private soup in Japan. One is the hot spring hotel with a small swimming pool. When you book a room, you will see the words "Lv Fengfu". The other is "borrowing wind scissors", that is, renting the hotel swimming pool by time, which may be charged or used by guests for free. After renting it, you can enjoy it yourself, and no one else has it.

Methods/steps

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The basic process is undressing-watering and rinsing-bathing-showering-changing clothes-ending. Usually after undressing, I just entered the hot spring entrance. There is a big water tank and a spoon. Fill the spoon with water and pour it on myself. I have to wash my body. After that, go to the hot springs, and take a bath like at home, except that Japan usually sits and stands (rarely, maybe only one or two, mainly for health). Be sure to soak before washing (washing before soaking is not very clean)

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Most people don't wipe it, but if necessary, you can soak it and wipe it later. You can't bring clothes in. You can only bring one towel. If you feel uncomfortable naked, Japanese usually cover the necessary places with towels.

Lv Feng is a hot spring.