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become more clean
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Visiting a public bathhouse or hot spring to clean oneself is a traditional way to become more clean.
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becoming more clean
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Participating in communal bathing at onsen (hot springs) is a traditional way of becoming more clean and is considered a social activity.
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becoming more clean
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Taking a long, relaxing bath to become more clean.
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becoming more clean
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Taking a bath or shower at least once a day is considered essential for cleanliness, and many public places provide toilet slippers for hygiene.
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get clean
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Taking a long, relaxing soak in a hot bath is a popular and traditional way to get clean.
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getting clean
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Taking a hot bath is a daily ritual for relaxation and cleanliness, often followed by a shower for further cleansing.
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getting clean
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Using hot springs or public baths for relaxation and cleansing is a traditional cultural practice.
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getting clean
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Using public baths or hot springs for relaxation and cleanliness is a traditional and common practice.
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getting clean
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Visiting an onsen (hot spring bath) is a traditional way to relax and get clean.
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