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Nowadays most people have baths in their homes in Japan but the public bath still exists and is used by students or as a form of relaxation. Ruby and Deb visited the onsens, or hot spring baths very often while they were here. You wash yourself off completely with a bucket, stool, and shower and then go sit in the hot, hot bath. Men's and women's baths are separated. There are sometimes baths with medicinal herbs or very cold baths to cool you down. It's a recommended attraction!. ![]()
From the moment we got to Japan we were eating Japanese style! We ate all kinds of noodles, rice, miso soup, fish and sweets. Here I am trying all the different kinds of food on my trip to Japan. Go to: Front cover Mango Bite: An interview with Ruby Spiegel by Hia Mookherjee Peace Crane Story Mustard Seed - Japan Projects and News Mehandi: Mini Chaterjee's cultural corner Book Review by Jijo Raychoudhuri The (Japanese) Public Bath by Ruby Spiegel PEN-PAL Connections Letter (from Mayumi) Virtual Library by Pradeep Parekh HAIKU for peace and people and the planet Back cover
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