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  • I haven't made one of these videos in like nine months.

  • Hello people on YouTube its Caffinejedi and it's been a long time since I've made this kind of video but what the hell, let's

  • get to it. So, when I shower it's very basic, I mean, I adjust the water for like five minutes.

  • Oh fuck, it's too hot again. Then I body wash everything. Just 'cause she dances go-go,

  • it don't make her a ho, no. Then I shampoo my hair. We gonna eeeelope to Meeeexico. Then

  • I condition. Called up my mama, said I'm in love with a stripper, yo. Then I condition

  • again. Bones in your body and you was made to be a celebrity. And then I use shower-cream.

  • He without sin cast the first stone. So, as one might imagine when I lived in Japan I

  • did a lot of showering. As should everyone everywhere. But, there is a lot more to it

  • than that in Japan. Japanese bathing is the art of relaxation. Seriously guys, it is.

  • Okay, so, let's just generalize it here: The Japanese are very high-strung people. They

  • have a lot of stress and they work all the time. "work" Yes I use air-quotes with that

  • because there seems to be a lot more quantity than quality. And this is not made up by me

  • and my evil western judgement. Japanese people will admit the same thing. Since they can't

  • leave home till OJ Bath goes freaking home the time they do get off to relax is all that

  • more important. It is practically sacred. Than how do Japanese people like to relax?

  • Bathing! The wonderful, wonderful bathing! Now, before I went there showering was like

  • fine, yeah, whatever, you do it. I never was a kid who didn't enjoy taking a shower. Unlike

  • some of you. Hm, you know who you are. But in Japan, people, they take it very seriously.

  • And I mean seriously, they have been taking this thing seriously for a really, really,

  • really long time. Like long before all these westerners were bathing every day, Japanese

  • people had this thing down packed. In fact, the first thing they noticed when a lot of

  • foreign missionaries came was the fact that they didn't bath every day. And they stunk.

  • So, how much do they enjoy bathing? I guess for the rest of this video let's just talk

  • about the onsens since... my personal favorite, but I will touch up on the sento, the public

  • bath. The public bath, the sento. It essentially used to be the only way people used to bath

  • back in the day. To the point, that when I was in Tokyo, apartment hunting, there was

  • actual apartments that didn't have their own showers. The real estate agent would point

  • me to the nearest sento and say "well, if you need to shower, there it is". But unlike

  • I guess the "porn" aspect of bathhouses, bathhouses in Japan are very clean, very efficient and

  • very relaxing so I much enjoyed them. Oh, and BYOS. That is: bring your own soup. Trust

  • me on that one. But these places become very handy, especially if you decide to take the

  • overnight bus from Osaka to Tokyo which takes you eight hours. Or vice versa. Tokyo to Osaka.

  • Anyway the point is: sentos, they get your ass clean. So, I am just going to stick to

  • the onsen which is Japanese for the best bath you will ever have in your life. Or hot spring.

  • Not actually a literal hole in the dirt or water pops up from, they have like basically

  • every shape and size and type of onsen imaginable. So to be considered an onsen the basic rule

  • is the water has to be sourced from I guess underground. And from this there is like different

  • qualities and quantities and all these types, they come from just like this tiny little

  • family owned ones to like huge theme parks of onsens. But at the very basic, an onsen

  • will usually have an outdoor bath and an indoor bath. And there is something truly magical

  • about taking a bath outside. I don't know what it is but it's like you've never lived

  • before until you had little tiny snowflakes falling on top of you as you sit in a giant

  • pool with steaming bubbling hot water from the ground. But depending how big the place

  • is you know you can get like food. Oh, and there is this stupid orange hair again! A

  • ton of booze... which, uh... is perfectly acceptable but there is a warning to this

  • which is: when you are in an onsen and it is super giant boiling hot, you are sweating

  • like a maniac and do not realize it. So make sure to hydrate yourself when you're getting

  • completely smashed of your bottom. Oh god, I'm starting to sound English. I said the

  • word "bottom". You can also dress in ukata which I always found delightfully fun... and

  • comfortable... and easy to fall asleep in... and also it hides the fat really well. Just

  • something I noticed. And for some extra yen there are lots of different spa treatments

  • available. I personally love getting massages. And Japanese people, they know how to do a

  • massage right. Painful as hell which is how I like them and none of this pussy crap I

  • always get in England which is just like "piep"..."piep" I'm not a goddamn typewriter okay? Put some

  • force into it! Strangely enough though this is like one of the only things that Japanese

  • people tend to do with cloth on is get a massage. So, hmmm. Word of advice though going to the

  • onsen might not be the best date idea for the reason: sexes are segregated so you'll

  • spend a lot of your time like you know possibly talking trough the wall which I know people

  • have done before. Now, I have heard of the rumored same sex onsen. I know they exist.

  • I personally never went to one but if there's anything a same sex German sauna taught me

  • is that there are some things that are meant to be hidden by clothing. Especially the opposite

  • sex. Urgh. Japanese people won't prevent them from pointing out your "western abnormalities".

  • I can't tell you how many times I got the question "Nan Cup Ne?" Yes and there was actual

  • like "let me try and feel you up a little bit" "are those real?" I never thought of

  • myself as a crazy boobalicious person I mean, I never think I don't have anything, but god

  • damn, caveat to that Japanese bras suck so come prepared. So I guess I can conclude by

  • telling you that bathing is probably one of the best experiences you could have in Japan

  • and everyone should defiantly try the onsen. But it also makes basically any kind of spa

  • anywhere else look like complete and total horrible crap. And you will have to live with

  • that the rest of your life. So, make sure to like, subscribe, favorite, favorite me

  • on facebook and feel free to check out my new channel "SharkHelpingFish" which is going

  • to have all my scripted stuff. Our new video is down here so click on it and take a look.

  • See you guys.

I haven't made one of these videos in like nine months.

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日本對洗澡的啟示 (What Japan Taught Me About Bathing)

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    阿多賓 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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