concept   cleanliness
culture   South Korea
statement   Maintaining personal and public cleanliness, including removing shoes indoors and visiting hot springs, is highly valued in South Korean culture.
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1 become more clean South Korea Visiting a public bathhouse or hot spring to clean oneself is a traditional way to become more clean. 1
2 car cleanliness South Korea Car cleanliness is taken very seriously, and it's common for drivers to regularly clean and maintain the exterior and interior of their cars. 1
3 cleanliness South Korea Maintaining personal and public cleanliness is highly valued, and it is common to take off shoes before entering a home. 1
4 get clean South Korea Taking a long, relaxing soak in a hot bath is a popular and traditional way to get clean. 1
5 getting clean Korea Using hot springs or public baths for relaxation and cleansing is a traditional cultural practice. 1
6 getting clean Korea Using public baths or hot springs for relaxation and cleanliness is a traditional and common practice. 1
7 getting clean South Korea Visiting an onsen (hot spring bath) is a traditional way to relax and get clean. 1
8 hygiene South Korea Using separate utensils for cooking and eating is considered important for maintaining hygiene 1
9 hygiene practices South Korea Removal of shoes before entering a home is common practice 1
10 hygiene practices South Korea Use of face masks in public spaces during illness outbreaks to protect oneself and others 1
11 personal hygiene South Korea Public bathing and meticulous grooming, including use of specialized tools like exfoliating cloths, is common. 1