Guide to bathing in Japan

There is some bathing etiquette you need to know before you use ONSEN.

1- Wash before entering the bath

Wash face and body, then rinse off all sope before entering the tub.
Enter naked, without wearing a towel, and enjoy soaking-only soaking.

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2- NO towels in the tub

Enter the bath slowly, to avoid splashing.

As a matter of public hygiene,don’t put or let your towel into the water and do not wash your hair, body or cloth in the tub.

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3- Dry off after bath and before entering dressing room

Dry off with a towel in the bathing area before entering the dressing room,

to prevent the dressing room floor getting wet.

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4- Prohibited matter

• Do NOT use cellphone in or dressing room.
• Do NOT take photos in or dressing room.
• Guest are tattooed can NOT use .
• Do NOT swimming in the tub.
• NO swimming wear in .
• Guest are using diapers can NOT use .