Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	bathing	Japan	In Japan, public bathing, particularly in hot springs and bathhouses, is a long-standing cultural tradition for relaxation and social interaction.	27
2	bathing	modern Western culture	Bathing is a private daily hygiene practice in modern Western culture, typically done in private bathrooms or public swimming pools.	22
3	bathing	Korea	In Korea, communal bathing in public bathhouses and hot springs is a traditional social and relaxation practice.	16
4	bathing	United States	Daily showering or bathing is a common personal hygiene practice in the US.	16
5	bathing	United States	In the United States, private showering is the predominant bathing method, emphasizing individual privacy and hygiene practices.	14
6	bathing	Middle Eastern countries	Bathing in Middle Eastern countries involves ritualistic cleansing, religious purification, and modesty.	10
7	bathing	United Kingdom	In the United Kingdom, bathing is primarily done in private with an emphasis on individual hygiene and privacy, while public bathing is rare.	10
8	bathing	Sweden	Sauna bathing is an important tradition in Swedish bathing culture for relaxation and health benefits.	8
9	bathing	India	In Indian culture, bathing is a daily ritual for purification and often holds religious and spiritual significance.	7
10	bathing	Finland	In Finland, sauna bathing is an essential aspect of the culture, with regular sessions for relaxation and socializing.	6
11	bathing	Saudi Arabia	Bathing customs in Saudi Arabia emphasize modesty and include ritual cleansing before religious activities.	5
12	bathing	Ancient Roman culture	Bathing in Ancient Roman culture was a social activity in public bathhouses and an essential daily ritual.	3
13	bathing	Japanese	In Japanese culture, onsen bathing is a ritualistic practice for cleansing.	3
14	bathing	North Africa	Bathing in North Africa is a private and ritualistic activity, often associated with religious purification and modesty.	3
15	bathing	United Arab Emirates	Bathing practices in the United Arab Emirates are rooted in cultural and religious traditions, emphasizing modesty and purification.	3
16	bathing	Global	Bathing practices differ worldwide depending on access to plumbing and water resources.	2
17	bathing	urban Japan	In urban Japan, communal bathing is a common practice for relaxation and social interaction.	2
18	bathing	Ancient Greece	In Ancient Greece, public bathing was a popular social and cleanliness activity, often done in bathing houses and communal baths.	1
19	bathing	Ancient Greek civilization	In Ancient Greek civilization, public bathing was a common social activity.	1
20	bathing	Byzantine Empire	Public bathhouses were popular and widely used for socializing and cleanliness in the Byzantine Empire.	1
21	bathing	Europe	In European culture, bathing is seen as a regular and private activity, typically done in a bathtub or shower.	1
22	bathing	Global	Daily bathing is a common hygiene practice in global culture.	1
23	bathing	Less affluent countries	In less affluent countries, access to clean water for daily bathing may be limited.	1
24	bathing	Mars Colonization Enthusiasts	Mars colonization enthusiasts prioritize water conservation and minimal water use for bathing due to limited resources and environmental concerns.	1
25	bathing	Medieval European culture	Bathing was uncommon and sometimes considered unnecessary or unhealthy in Medieval European culture.	1
26	bathing	Western scientific community	Frequent bathing in Western scientific community may disrupt skin microbiome and cause skin issues.	1
27	bathing	land-based	Bathing in land-based cultures is a ritualistic activity with symbolic meaning, often used for spiritual purification.	1
28	bathing	urban population in Japan	Public bathhouses (sento) are an integral part of urban bathing culture in Japan, used for relaxation and social interaction.	1