As a major country with relatively rich tourism resources in the world, Japan has a long history and cultural heritage in addition to the romantic cherry blossom .
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With the continuous development of Japan's tourism industry, the local area has become a must-have place for most tourists in my country to travel abroad.
It must be mentioned that when bathing in hot springs in Japan, female tourists must be careful, because there are these three unwritten regulations in the local area. Do you know which three types are?
The first regulation: In Japan, tourists are not allowed to wear clothes
As we all know, when taking hot springs in China, people wear swimsuits; but in Japan, if tourists want to soak in hot springs locally, they must take off all their clothes. This is really difficult for most female tourists in my country!
The second regulation: Before entering the hot spring, tourists need to bathe in
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In the eyes of local Japanese people, hot springs contain many trace elements that can be absorbed by the human body, so the Japanese side requires customers to wash themselves first before they can enter the hot spring.
In fact, the reason why Japan does this is to avoid polluting the environment in the hot springs.
The third rule: tourists with tattoos on their bodies should not enter
Although nowadays, most people will tattoo some tattoos on their bodies in order to pursue their personality.
But in Japan, these tattoo logos are similar to the underworld. In order to avoid some unpredictable things, Japan also stipulates that tourists with tattoos are prohibited from entering hot springs.
What do you think about these three unwritten regulations in Japan?
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