Don’t Forget These Things When Taking An Onsen Bath In Japan

Onsen is one of the indispensable experiences of tourists when coming to the land of the rising sun, but you need to understand the basic principles.
Do not forget these things when taking an onsen bath when traveling to Japan
Onsen baths are very popular in Japan
Onsen in Japanese means "hot spring". Japan has many mineral-rich hot springs. There are two main types of onsen, roten-buro (outdoor bathing) and noten-buro (indoor bathing).
Meanwhile, sento is a public hot spring bath that is not related to a hot spring

. Among the sento categories, the most premium is the super sento with modern facilities, sauna, bathtub and other services.
How do you find the onsen?
Traveling to Japan, you are not difficult to find onsen, because they often hang long curtains (noren) at the entrance with the symbol of hot bath ♨ or the word 湯 / ゆ.
Sento at first glance are similar to onsen, but onsen usually occurs in rural areas near hot springs There is usually no onsen in big cities, only sento.




Many onsen baths have a very beautiful and poetic scene
Things to do when coming to the onsen
The onsen can be both a hot spring and also include surrounding facilities, usually part of a hotel or resort. Traveling to Japan, visitors buy tickets at vending machines or from the staff standing right near the entrance.
Lockers with numbered onsen
In some places you may be asked to remove your shoes from the door in a locker. Elsewhere, shoes are stored before entering the bathing area. If you are bringing luggage, please ask the concierge. However, if you do not stay overnight, you should not bring too much luggage.
Dressing room
It is imperative that you take off your shoes before entering the changing room No matter how eagerly you are, you should not gather five and three at the entrance.



Japanese people usually avoid touching strangers, so it would be rude to invade their private space, especially when they are not wearing clothes.
The changing room in the onsen
It is imperative that you take off all clothes, including swimsuits or towels, and put them in the locker, as they are not allowed in the bathing area. Don't be shy because no one is looking at you. You can bring a small towel but you can borrow it comfortably.
Before bathing, you need to rinse it over
Bath place before showering
Principles of bathing
1. Do not jump, dive, or splash. Just sit quietly and relax.
2.



Do not use phones in the dressing room, do not take photos or record videos.
3. Tie your hair neatly.
4. Pay attention to your surroundings when rinsing.
5. Allow the water to run while bathing, rinse each time moving from one bathing area to another.
6.



Avoid brushing your hair.
7. Don't stare at other people.
8. Speak softly.
Basic steps when bathing onsen - Graphics: Live Japan. Vietnameseization: THUY NGUYEN
After taking a shower, try to dry yourself as much as possible before entering the changing room, to avoid falling water.
According to Thuy Nguyen / Youth
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