N4culture1 min read

風呂(ふろ)(たの)しみ(かた)

How to Enjoy a Bath

日本の文化といえば、お風呂(ふろ)です。(いえ)にお風呂があるのは()たり(まえ)ですが、温泉(おんせん)()くのも人気(にんき)があります。温泉は、(ひろ)いお()(はい)ってゆっくり(やす)むことができる()(しょ)です。

温泉にはいろいろなルールがあります。例えば、お湯に入る(まえ)に体を洗うことや、タオルをお()の中に(はい)れないことです。みんなが気持ちよく使うために、このルールを(まも)ることが(おお)切です。

Translation

Speaking of Japanese culture, there is the bath. It is natural to have a bath at home, but going to hot springs is also popular. Hot springs are places where you can enter large hot water and rest slowly. There are various rules at hot springs. For example, washing your body before entering the water, and not putting your towel into the hot water. To ensure everyone can use it comfortably, it is important to follow these rules.

Comprehension

What is one rule mentioned for hot springs?

  • You must bring your own water.
  • You should not talk to others.
  • You must wash your body before entering the water.
  • You must wear a towel in the water.

The text explicitly states that you should wash your body before entering the hot water.

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