concept   showering
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, showering is a nighttime relaxation ritual and necessary for cleanliness.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 have shower Korea It is common to shower in the evening before going to bed, using exfoliating towels and focusing on cleansing the body first before rinsing off. 1
2 have shower South Korea Common to take a bath rather than a shower for relaxation and cleanliness 1
3 having shower Korea Common to have a shower or bath in the evening as part of the nighttime routine 1
4 safety shower South Korea Recognized but may be less prevalent due to different safety practices and regulations 1
5 safety showers South Korea Eye wash stations may be less common alongside safety showers in some industrial settings. 1
6 separate shower South Korea Separate showers are less common, and it is more typical to have a combined shower and bathtub in homes. 1
7 separate shower South Korea Commonly seen as a standard feature in many households, often equipped with high-tech functions like temperature control and music playback 1
8 shower Korea Public bathing and communal showers are a traditional and common practice. 1
9 shower South Korea Often taken in the evening to remove the day's dirt before going to bed 1
10 shower South Korea Often taken in the evening as a way to relax and unwind before bed 1
11 shower South Korea Taking a bath is a traditional and preferred method of personal hygiene over showering. 1
12 shower stall Korea Sometimes equipped with additional features like digital control panels and built-in music players for a more high-tech showering experience 1
13 shower switch South Korea Shower switches are often located outside the bathroom to prevent electric shocks and are operated with wet hands after entering the shower area. 1
14 showering Korea Showering is often done twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening, and is considered essential for cleanliness and social etiquette. 1
15 showering before bed South Korea Considered essential for cleanliness and also seen as a way to wash off the day's dirt before getting into bed 1
16 take shower Korea Taking a bath is considered more relaxing and has greater cultural significance than taking a shower. 1
17 take shower Korea Taking a shower may include sitting on a stool and using a handheld showerhead to bathe. 1
18 take shower Korea Often involves using a sit-down shower stool and handheld showerhead 1
19 take shower South Korea Taking a bath is a common practice, often in a deep tub, and is seen as a daily relaxation ritual. 1
20 taking shower Korea Public bathhouses are popular for socializing and relaxation, and taking a hot bath is a daily ritual. 1
21 taking shower Korea Taking a shower in the evening is a common practice to wash off the day's sweat and grime. 1
22 taking shower South Korea Typically taken in the evening as part of daily routine 1