Isn't it embarrassing that Japan can't wear swimsuits in hot springs?

Due to the special geographical environment, there are quite a few hot springs in Japan, and soaking in hot springs has become a favorite culture of local people. But I heard (I haven't been there myself anyway) that you can't wear clothes in hot springs in Japan. On the contrary, wearing clothes is still a very bad behavior.

Wouldn't it be embarrassing to go to a hot spring in Japan without clothes on? First of all, I believe that most people in China will feel embarrassed. But I think Japan is a magical country, and it is more open in some ways, so they won't feel so stiff. Anyway, they think it's a normal thing. How can they feel embarrassed?

Secondly, some hot springs are divided into men and women, so you won't feel too embarrassed even if you don't wear clothes. I heard from a friend who has been to Japan for hot springs that when he went to that place, he was divided into men and women, and men and women made their own piles instead of mixing them together, so for many people, this avoided a very important embarrassment.

In fact, it is equivalent to taking a bath in the bathhouse in northern China. Everyone is used to it, and some of you have it. There is nothing to be embarrassed about. However, some people will feel embarrassed. For example, I am from the south. When I first entered the bathhouse, I looked at the glistening people. People didn't feel anything, but I really felt embarrassed.

Therefore, even without clothes, it is not surprising that people have become accustomed to this environment since childhood. Where does the sense of embarrassment come from?

Then, some hot springs are small and suitable for girlfriends or couples in twos and threes. It can be said that these are people who are familiar with themselves and can no longer be familiar with them. It's no big deal to soak in a hot spring together.

However, you can't just soak in hot springs. In some cases, it is best not to soak in hot springs. For example, it is best not to soak in the following categories: 1. Some patients?

Some hot springs have relatively high water temperature, long soaking time, dilated blood vessels and accelerated blood flow. Some people with high blood pressure or diabetes are likely to cause high blood pressure or changes in blood sugar. In order to avoid accidents, it is best not to soak in hot springs.

There are also some people who have skin diseases, gynecological diseases or have undergone gynecological surgery. It is also best not to go to hot springs, otherwise it may lead to skin damage or intrauterine infection.

2. Pregnant women are not suitable for hot springs, and the fetus is very afraid of heat. If the hot spring water temperature is too high and pregnant women soak for a long time, the fetus may be deprived of oxygen.

3. Pregnant men had better not go to the hot springs either, because J-Zi is very afraid of heat, and the quality of J-Zi is easily affected if the water temperature is too high, but if a new batch of J-Zi is to be re-cultivated, it usually takes three months.

In order to soak in a hot spring, I have to wait for another three months, which is a bit of a loss.

As for women, don't go to hot springs when your period comes. I believe everyone doesn't want this pink memory, it's too embarrassing. At the same time, in order to avoid some menstrual troubles, don't go to hot springs for three days before and after menstruation.

So, are Japanese people embarrassed to soak in hot springs? I think, since they are used to it, there is nothing to be embarrassed about.