[DOC] [TLE] How to Take a Japanese Bath | [PAR] Most baths require you to take of your shoes or slippers before entering. 
Sometimes ... 1. Take off clothes in change room 2. Rinse or wash body 3. Soak 
in bath 4. Relax and enjoy! ... best possible. These tips also cover basic bathing 
etiquette. [DOC] [TLE] ofuro soaking hot tubs: How is a Japanese ofuro different from a ... [PAR] Japanese bathrooms are built so that there is a separate area for washing hair 
and body before entering into a warm bath to soak and relax. ... regular western 
tubs but they also have greater depth, which means one can soak in a ... The size 
of these tubs tend to fall between traditional Japanese tubs and western style 
tubs. [DOC] [TLE] Japanese Soaking Tub - Ofuro - Ofuro Tub ... - Cedar Hot Tubs [PAR] Ofuro prices start as low as $1900 Ofuro Soaking Tubs originate from Japan 
where ... they then lathered, scrubbed and rinsed thoroughly before entering the 
tub. ... Three heating choices are available including the traditional wood fired hot 
... of water these tubs can be heated in about 1-2 hour, with only the cost of wood. [DOC] [TLE] 7 Things You Need to Know Before Going to a Japanese Onsen ... [PAR] Sep 19, 2009 ... 1. Remove your shoes. Onsen always have traditional Japanese floors ... You 
must be clean before entering the onsen. ... These rules of etiquette will help you 
to impress the locals and come away with good travel karma. [DOC] [TLE] Ofuro - Wikipedia [PAR] Furo (), the more common and polite form: ofuro (), is a Japanese bath. 
Specifically it is a type of bath which originated as a short, steep-sided wooden 
bathtub. Baths of this type are found all over Japan in houses, apartments and 
traditional Japanese inns (ryokans) but are ... Furo are part of the Japanese ritual 
of bathing, not meant for washing but... [DOC] [TLE] Japanese Guest Houses |Japanese Bathing Etiquette At Your Ryokan [PAR] Here are a few tips on Japanese bathing etiquette for your ryokan stay. ... Wash 
Your Body BEFORE Entering the Bath Tub  this is most important! ... Sit on one 
of the stools and rinse your body with water from the taps and the shower heads. 
You ... Sometimes there are outdoor baths and you are free to use these as well. [DOC] [TLE] Bathing Etiquette | Sento Guide - A guide to public baths in Japan [PAR] The first you thing you will find is a genkan, a traditional Japanese entrance hall, 
... the smaller local bath, you will now need to choose between two doors: one 
that ... If you plan to frequent sento or onsen it is probably wise to memorize these 
kanji. ... Before entering the baths, scrub yourself clean in the washing area that... [DOC] [TLE] Sento (Japanese public bath house) In Japan you clean your body ... [PAR] After you enter the tub (if in your home) or the sento to relax. | See more ... a drain 
below it. Ofuro  Japanese bathroom - clean yourself first and then bath. See 
More ... Traditional Japanese Ryokan -I don't know exactly what it is but I want 
one. A Traditional .... This is where you bathe before entering the onsen. 
Japanese... [DOC] [TLE] 12 awesome features of Japanese bathrooms you won't find in the ... [PAR] Jul 27, 2015 ... You sit down to wash yourself before getting into the bath .... -1. Stacy Ann 
Augustine Scott Jul. 26, 2015 - 08:26AM JST. These are all ..... I've seen only 3 
bathrooms with windows (counting one that was an inaka outhouse ofuro), even 
.... But even if you scrub down before entering a bathtub, the heat of the... [DOC] [TLE] Chozu's Inspiration Comes From The Traditional Japanese Bath ... [PAR] Oct 22, 2015 ... Japanese Baths Background The Japanese Bath is a cultural ... There are three 
primary types of Japanese baths: onsen, sento, and ofuro. ... For hygiene reasons
, it is expected that you are completely clean before entering the

Question: You wash before entering an ofuro, a traditional Japanese one of these
Answer: a bath