concept   taking bath
culture   Korea
statement   In Korea, taking a hot bath as a daily ritual in communal bathhouses or natural hot springs is an important part of the culture.
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1 bath Korea Public bathing, such as in onsen or jjimjilbang, is a social activity and an important part of culture for relaxation and camaraderie. 1
2 bath Korea Baths are often taken before entering the bathtub to cleanse the body, and the same water is used by multiple family members. 1
3 bath shower Korea Taking a bath is a daily ritual and is often seen as a relaxing and cleansing experience, with showering being less common. 1
4 bath shower Korea Bathing is a relaxing and essential part of the daily routine, often taken in communal or private hot springs. 1
5 bath shower Korea Frequent use of communal baths or onsens for relaxation and socializing. 1
6 bath shower Korea An activity often enjoyed for relaxation and to cleanse the body after soaking in a hot bath. 1
7 bath shower South Korea Bath showers are often combined with a deep soaking tub and are seen as a place for relaxation, cleansing, and rejuvenation. 1
8 bathhouse Korea Bathhouses are popular as social and relaxation spaces, often featuring hot springs or public baths. 1
9 bathhouse Korea Bathhouses are part of the traditional bathing culture, with communal bathing and relaxation being common. 1
10 bathhouses Korea Part of the culture as traditional public bathhouses, known as onsens or jjimjilbang 1
11 bubble bath South Korea Not as commonly practiced and seen more as a novelty or special occasion treat rather than a regular bath activity. 1
12 bubble bath South Korea Not commonly used, as bathing is generally seen as a practical and hygienic activity rather than a leisure or luxury activity. 1
13 have bath Korea Viewed as a way to cleanse the body and mind, often done before bed for a good night's sleep. 1
14 having a bath Korea Common practice with traditional significance, often involving soaking in hot water 1
15 having bath Korea A communal and ritualistic activity, often involving access to hot springs or public bathhouses. 1
16 having bath Korea Taking a bath in a traditional hot spring or public bathhouse is a common social and leisure activity. 1
17 having bath Korea Taking a hot bath is a relaxing and important part of the daily routine, often followed by a quick shower. 1
18 leisurely baths Korea Leisurely baths are an important part of the traditional bathing culture, often involving soaking in a hot tub and relaxation. 1
19 public baths South Korea Public baths are a traditional and widely accepted form of relaxation and social activity 1
20 public baths South Korea Seen as a place to cleanse the body and clear the mind 1
21 take bath Korea Taking a bath is often a daily ritual, and it is common to soak in a hot tub to relax and cleanse the body. 1
22 taking bath Korea Taking a bath is a daily ritual and often involves soaking in a hot tub or traditional public bathhouses. 1
23 taking bath Korea Taking a bath is a daily ritual and often a social activity, with public bathhouses being a common feature. 1
24 taking bath Korea Taking bath often involves soaking in hot water in an ofuro or jjimjilbang for relaxation and health benefits. 1
25 taking bath South Korea Taking a hot bath is a daily ritual for relaxation and cleanliness, often accompanied by soaking in natural hot springs or using bathhouses. 1