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Japanese bath: What a foreigner should know before going there

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Taking a Japanese bath is a well-loved pastime. Men and women alike go to baths to recover their strength, relax after work and ease the daily stress and rush. As a country known for its authentic culture, Japan bath has its own rules of etiquette which foreign customers should know and follow. Men and women go to separate areas to bathe. Since men make up the majority of bath fans, there are spas only for men. Upon entering the spa, you are required to take off your shoes and put them in a…

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Getting to know the Japanese bath culture

2018/02/232020/12/03 Viktorijabath, baths, felt products, Finland Sauna club, Hanako, Japan, Japan baths, Japan sauna Spa Association, onsen, public baths, sauna, sauna cultur, sauna hat, sauna hats, saunahut, SkySpa, SkySpa Yokohama, Yokohama, Yokohama spa

I am holding in my hands the most unexpected Christmas present – a Japanese magazine for young women – Hanako. I opened it and found my felt works. This was a pleasant surprise, a present for cooperation with the members of Japan Sauna Spa Association. It all began quite unexpectedly. I was invited to the 16th International Sauna Congress, held in Lithuania, to present my felt products. Among participants was a delegation from Japan. The Japanese purchased several sauna hats and we did not have any contact afterwards. But after less…