Why do Japanese fathers bathe their fathers on Father's Day, regardless of whether their daughters marry or not?

There is such a custom in Japan, but now fewer and fewer people will do it. Maybe we can wash together when we were young, but it's really inconvenient when we grow up. This is to show respect and filial piety to my father.

Because bathing in Japan is a very common thing, and there are mixed baths in hot springs, there is such a custom. In order to repay his father's kindness, he bathed his father. This concept is like China washing his mother's feet once.

Besides taking a bath, Japanese daughters usually do two things on Father's Day. The first thing is to go home and have dinner with my father. It looks normal, but not everyone can do it.

Especially when a daughter grows up, works or gets married, and wants to go home and have dinner with her father, it is not common. But on Father's Day, you should leave work and go home to accompany your father.

The second thing is to write a thank-you letter to my father to thank him for his kindness over the years. And read this letter to dad, because everyone thinks that love is to say it out loud.

In fact, apart from Japan, many countries also have their own unique Father's Day customs. For example, in Germany, a man who becomes a father on this day can get drunk and drink as much wine as he wants.

When he comes home after drinking, his wife can't scold him even if he is completely drunk. Because this day belongs to them, they can relax.

So, if you walk on the streets of Germany on Father's Day, drunken men can be seen everywhere. And some men will push big barrels and sit on the street and drink heavily.