Japanology Plus: 1x1
Bathhouses
Japanese public bathhouses, also called sento. From the outside, some of them look like Shinto shrines or Buddhist temples. Inside, they have many features that help to create a space for retreat and relaxation. More than just a place to wash the body, bathhouses have long served as a social forum for the local community. This time on Japanology Plus, we’ll explore the wonderful world of bathhouses with our guest Machida Shinobu, a sento expert. In Plus One: bathhouse etiquettes for beginners.
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- 1 - 9Rice May. 29, 2014
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- 1 - 11Japanophiles: Elizabeth Suzuki Jul. 03, 2014
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- 1 - 18Tsukiji Market Sep. 11, 2014
- 1 - 19Festivals Sep. 18, 2014
- 1 - 20Japanese Gardens Sep. 25, 2014
- 1 - 21Origami Oct. 02, 2014
- 1 - 22Buddhist Statues Oct. 09, 2014
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