Japanese Onsen Etiquette Explained | All rules

[@mirkojpn]

When will you travel to Japan again (or plan to do so, if its possible again)?

[@shototodorokiswaifu6730]

I’ve been wanting to study there can u make a video of explaining what Foreigner need to know before traveling there pls

[@monsieur_onion]

These are really high quality educational videos! Hope you grow much larger :)

[@Fischstix95]

Needless to say; no food or drink, no loud music, no gambling, no weapons.

[@ElliMauve]

This video is AMAZING! Thank you!

[@mvl6827]

All those customs we have here (UK) minus one or two. Towel on head? You will get strange looks. Tattoos? Who hasn't. ? The rest... identical.

[@oscarmarlop]

Thank you. There were a lot of things I didn't knew Can you make a video of Japan's most popular bath houses and places to stay?

[@TiroDvD]

No tatoos is a rule to discourage yakuza members from being patrons.

[@Theohybrid]

I probably went to a sento. I had saw 4 sections. One was regular, the section right next to it made my hands tingly which I found pretty uncomfortable 😅. I saw an section that the water was brown like tea and I had seen the temperature guarded was like 34° or something. I didn't know what exactly that temperature was but I wasn't going to find out. I hated that I wasn't prepared but I couldn't do much about it. Another gentleman was kind enough to show me some of the ropes.

[@vasilileung2204]

Literally get fully naked, Shower super clean, sit in the bath don’t move, stfu, don’t get your head in the water. It’s not a swimming pool

[@zhuyu0502]

ROTENBURO

[@justinwhaley1288]

Im sorry but as an american i dont know how i would feel soaking naked in front of other people. Especially being white which means ill constantly be judged by the japanese