@whartonrigby: In Japan, families often share the same bathwater. First, you wash and shower, then you soak in the tub. It’s similar to a traditional Japanese public bath or hot spring. #Japan #familybathtime #sento #onsen

aghfhaso :

Everyone is already washed. So the water is just like public onsen. Do ppl expect them to change the public onsen water too?

HyperionX :

and you reuse it for a week

Takurou :

リラックスする為です。欧米のように浴槽で体は洗いません

The Eternal Outsider :

yup. nope.

robechan1510 :

お父さんは最後やで👍

Kwame Afrifa469 :

I need a job am in Japan

aaaaaa :

true

おすし :

When I was a teenager, I was completely separated from my father, but of course it was about the bath water.

merlin :

public onsen water is worse than this isn't it?

Joshua B. :

Yeah, nah, can’t do it

Ireneashu :

I love it 😂

GOLD/38 :

really!!!! we don't.💕

たま子 :

うちはシャワーだけ

XXX :

出汁が出ない順番で入ります

なかむら :

家のお風呂は汚ければいれかえるかな

0oElisao0 :

La primera vez que mi hermana fue a Japón, por cortesía le dieron el primer lugar en el ofuro…mi hermana se bañó y luego pasó el agua 😝… el resto se quedó sin agua caliente.

Chasuke 🌿 :

I don't share though lol😁

Liveywifey :

Please tell me this is a joke.. honestly, the comment r saying otherwise

雪月花 :

Over Tourism

Supers122 :

🥰🥰🥰

Alex1 :

エッグ :

You may also like to know that the dad usually gets the biggest chicken at supper, no I mean to bathe first, while bathing first can cause his antioxidant to be degraded.

뭐? :

chii

erena :

After washing your body, you enter the bathtub.

Chris Juergensen :

It’s important to note that the water is hot like it came out of a volcano. This serves two purposes: it kills germs on contact and it’s so hot that ain’t nobody in the bath more than 30 seconds