"Sento" means a Japanese public bath which we could find anywhere all around the nation, but now a days, the number has been reducing year by year because of the spread of a private bath in each house. While the normal type of Sento keeps on reducing, there is an exception; it is "Onsen" which means hot springs in Japanese. I have visited some hot springs in New Zealand and Canada, the ones in Japan are totally different from all of them. Onsen in Japan is a kind of culture in which we enjoy it without any clothes on and sometimes drink it. It is so popular that someone dug more than a few kilometers in Tokyo to get Onsen. Obihiro is a happier city than Tokyo because we don't have to dig so deep; there is a peat bed shallow under the city and we can enjoy special Coke colored, slimy hot springs. As it was so hot this summer, I couldn't enjoy Onsen very much, but now the fall has come and I'm expecting to enjoy it to get the loss back.
ME TOO! I hate it when that happens I was sinigng in at work in a hallway that was supposed to be empty (it was very early in the morning) and as I rounded the corner a woman was sitting in the waiting area. Yikes-the only person to compliment me on my sinigng Then another day I was setting up for a meeting in the meeting room. I was alone (or so I thought) and started sinigng the song that was stuck in my head out loud-well doesn't a LAWYER pop his head around the corner to let me know he was making himself a coffee at the coffee bar. he proceeded to let me know it was a bit early for that, but nice to hear. You can only imagine how red my cheeks became
Posted by: Vladimir | March 10, 2013 at 08:56 PM