Quest Quiz

What exactly is “kakeyu” often mentioned in hot springs and public baths?

“Kakeyu” is pouring hot water over your body before entering a hot spring or public bath to wash off dirt. It’s an etiquette to keep the bathwater clean. Just a quick splash and you’re ready for a clean soak!

What kind of manners should be observed in the bath?

In the bath, avoid soaking your towel in the water. Towels doing a dive in the bath is a no-go. Either place it on your head or leave it outside the bath. That’s the trick!

Is there anything to be mindful of in the changing room?

When exiting the bath, lightly dry off to avoid making the changing room floor wet. Let’s say no to creating a pool in the changing area.

Points

• Perform “kakeyu” for a clean bath experience.
• Don’t dip your towel in the bath.
• Avoid making a puddle in the changing room.
• Give yourself a quick wipe before entering a sauna.
• Bathing is everyone’s relaxation time; let’s respect the manners and enjoy.

In hot springs and public baths, small manners are important for everyone to enjoy their time. Simple acts like “kakeyu” and how you handle your towel contribute to everyone’s relaxation.

Following these manners makes your time in hot springs and public baths more enjoyable and comfortable. Let’s enjoy a clean and pleasant bathing experience together!

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