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bath; bathing; bathhouse; public bath; room for drying lacquerware; base (wooden joint connecting the blade of a hoe, spade, etc., to the handle)

bath

taste; elegance; appearance; air; the likes of ...; lowly people such as ...

bathroom

to take a bath; to have a bath; to take a shower

just out of the bath

furoshiki; wrapping cloth; cloth wrapper

elegance; taste; refinement

public bathhouse; bathhouse proprietor

to step out of the bath

something wrapped in a furoshiki

bathtub (esp. wooden and bucket-shaped); small bucket used while bathing

cleaning a bath tub

fudoki; description of regional climate, culture, etc.

bath heater

(taking) a bath

gable

public bathhouse

palsy; paralysis

portable stove used for tea ceremonies during the summer

fee charged at a public bath

folk songs; regional ballads

Hitachi Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hitachi province; ca. 720 CE)

(the likes of) a mere tradesman

Harima Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Harima province; 715 CE)

Izumo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Izumo province; 733 CE)

bathwater

Edo-period bathtub heated from below

boiled daikon (or turnip, etc.) eaten hot with miso

Hitachi Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hitachi province; ca. 720 CE)

to bathe; to take a bath

(the likes of) a mere actor

ancient fudoki compiled by imperial order in 713 CE

karahafu; bow-shaped eaves of a gabled roof; undulating gable; cusped gable

Bungo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Bungo province; 732 CE)

coat worn over a kimono

Hizen Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hizen province; ca. 732 CE)

Hizen Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hizen province; ca. 732 CE)

Edo-period bathtub heated from below

female prostitute working at a bathhouse (Edo period)

Bungo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Bungo province; 732 CE)

bathtub cover; bathtub lid

bath mat

female prostitute working at a bathhouse (Edo period)

people who are too lazy to bathe or shower

Fudoki (ancient geographical and cultural records of each Japanese province, compiled in the early 8th century)

skipping bathing entirely (due to exhaustion or low energy)

canceling or skipping a bath for the day; person who skips a bath

bargeboard; vergeboard; gableboard