concept   shower stall
culture   Eastern countries
statement   In Eastern countries, bathing in traditional hot springs or deep soaking baths is more common than quick showers for relaxation and cleansing.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 daily showers Eastern cultures Less common due to emphasis on bathing as a relaxing and cleansing ritual 1
2 have shower Eastern countries Bathing in a traditional hot spring or taking a long relaxing bath is more common than a quick shower. 1
3 have shower Eastern countries More common to use a shower stool and sit while using a handheld showerhead 1
4 separate shower Eastern countries Separate showers are less common, and many households have a single area for bathing, which includes a shower and a bathtub. 1
5 separate shower Eastern countries Commonly found in traditional homes, where the bathing area is separated from the rest of the bathroom for hygiene and relaxation purposes 1
6 shower stall Eastern countries Often equipped with a built-in small seat and used for a deep soaking bath 1
7 showering Eastern countries Taking a bath is a traditional and relaxing part of daily hygiene, often done in the evening. 1
8 showering Eastern countries Taking a bath, rather than showering, is a popular way to relax and cleanse the body. 1
9 showering Eastern countries In Japan, it is customary to shower before entering the bath, which is used for relaxation rather than cleansing. 1