bath
I fill a container (called a bathtub, a bathtub) with hot water, and a person soaks and calls facilities taking a warm bath the bath (a bath).
Or it is used without using the bath even if I set out for the buildings which heated the inside with steam.
In addition, the room which satisfied steam to dry lacquer (and sold) which I painted lacquerware with is called a bath.
As for English "bath", the popular view called the etymology had name of the town of the hot-springs resort in the U.K., Bath (Bath), but, like the place name called Japanese "Onsencho", came to be called "Bath" because there was a hot spring.
There is already "a warm bath" equal to English "bath" or the noun to mean that I "warm" it in German archaic word, and it is thought that far-off come from Proto-Indo-European language if I sail it up more.
It was thought with words to hint at a steam bath, and I said, and, in the bath, the structure which let a body soak in a current bathtub was distinguished from a bathhouse / a bathroom originally.
A bath letting only a lower part of the body called a closet bath soak in a bathtub appears afterwards.
Breathed it, and, around the end of the Keicho era year, a bath or the bath which let a whole body called a water (I breathe it) bath soak in a bathtub appeared.
A steam bath (an insect bath) is a bath steaming a body by steam.
Like the said article, the case called the bath pointed at this originally in Japan.
Steam is seen well in abundant hot springs, and there is steaming hot water said to that one time of holy priest opened in the iron ring hot spring of Beppu-shi, Ooita.
The steam bath for box-shaped one is called a box steam bath in particular.
Include it, and the thing of the dry process that does not use steam is called the sauna,; but the sauna (British:) of the narrow sense sauna bath) points at only the thing of the Finland-style dry process.
The bath set in the cave is the steam bath which there was in the Japanese Inland Sea coastal area mainly.
I light fire and, in the rocky caverns such as natural stone caverns, heat it.
I pulled (rather) which I became the suitable temperature and got wet in seaweed and seawater on ash, and a person took a bath in form to lie on the top.
The steam bath (a pot bath) is the steam bath where it spread out in an inland department of the Japanese Islands mainly. of eight shallows of Kyoto in particular is representative.
The constitution that there is a small door in the bottom that I crossed in a dome type of a diameter of around 2m in a rock.
I light fire in a dome and heat it first.
I ventilated it after heating and pulled which I got wet with salt water, and a person took a bath in form to lie on the top.
Or it is used without using the bath even if I set out for the buildings which heated the inside with steam.
In addition, the room which satisfied steam to dry lacquer (and sold) which I painted lacquerware with is called a bath.
As for English "bath", the popular view called the etymology had name of the town of the hot-springs resort in the U.K., Bath (Bath), but, like the place name called Japanese "Onsencho", came to be called "Bath" because there was a hot spring.
There is already "a warm bath" equal to English "bath" or the noun to mean that I "warm" it in German archaic word, and it is thought that far-off come from Proto-Indo-European language if I sail it up more.
It was thought with words to hint at a steam bath, and I said, and, in the bath, the structure which let a body soak in a current bathtub was distinguished from a bathhouse / a bathroom originally.
A bath letting only a lower part of the body called a closet bath soak in a bathtub appears afterwards.
Breathed it, and, around the end of the Keicho era year, a bath or the bath which let a whole body called a water (I breathe it) bath soak in a bathtub appeared.
A steam bath (an insect bath) is a bath steaming a body by steam.
Like the said article, the case called the bath pointed at this originally in Japan.
Steam is seen well in abundant hot springs, and there is steaming hot water said to that one time of holy priest opened in the iron ring hot spring of Beppu-shi, Ooita.
The steam bath for box-shaped one is called a box steam bath in particular.
Include it, and the thing of the dry process that does not use steam is called the sauna,; but the sauna (British:) of the narrow sense sauna bath) points at only the thing of the Finland-style dry process.
The bath set in the cave is the steam bath which there was in the Japanese Inland Sea coastal area mainly.
I light fire and, in the rocky caverns such as natural stone caverns, heat it.
I pulled (rather) which I became the suitable temperature and got wet in seaweed and seawater on ash, and a person took a bath in form to lie on the top.
The steam bath (a pot bath) is the steam bath where it spread out in an inland department of the Japanese Islands mainly. of eight shallows of Kyoto in particular is representative.
The constitution that there is a small door in the bottom that I crossed in a dome type of a diameter of around 2m in a rock.
I light fire in a dome and heat it first.
I ventilated it after heating and pulled which I got wet with salt water, and a person took a bath in form to lie on the top.