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온천 에티켓: 외국인을 위한 '알몸의 진실' 가이드

완전한 알몸은 필수, 씻고 들어가는 건 기본. 탈의실부터 온천탕까지 당황하지 않는 법.

The "Anxiety" Moment You walk into the changing room. Everyone is naked. You are holding your towel like a shield. The Reality: No one is looking at you. The Onsen is a place of meditation and health, not judgment. But there are rules, and breaking them is the fastest way to offend everyone in the room. --- 1.

The Entrance (Genkan) Shoes Off: Take your shoes off before you step on the tatami or wood floor. Put them in the shoe locker. The Curtain:: Blue usually means Men (男). Red usually means Women (女). Don't mix this up. 2. The Wash Station Sit Down: There will be a small stool.

Sit on it. Do not stand and shower; you will splash the person next to you. Scrub Everything:: You must be 100% clean before you enter the bath. Soap, rinse, repeat. Rinse the Area: Spray your stool and bucket with water when you are done. 3. The Bath The Towel:: You have a small "modesty towel." You can use it to cover yourself while walking, but it must never touch th