Why do Japanese people put some empty bottles in the bathtub when they take a bath at home?

Friends who watch Japanese dramas often notice that Japanese people put an empty bottle in the bathtub when they take a bath at home or go out to soak in hot springs, which makes us curious about its function. I don't think it's actually an empty bottle. There should be something in it. This is pure drinking water.

Soaking in hot springs or taking a bath can speed up blood flow, relieve fatigue and expel a lot of water from the body, so it is necessary to replenish water in time. But the bath time is too long, so it is impossible to go out to fetch water all the time, which is too troublesome. It is convenient to take it directly in the bottle at any time.

So you can enjoy a bath or a hot spring.

Even if the water in the bottle is not used up, it can be used for other purposes. After all, the water is warm and can be used to clean the bathtub, which can save the living expenses. La la la, that's right.

Japan's geographical environment has caused many hot springs in Japan, so Japanese people like to soak in hot springs very much. Hot springs are still an indispensable part of daily life.

Japan is full of all kinds of hot springs, which are inexpensive and have a good environment. Hot springs in Japan have attracted many tourists and promoted Japan's economic development.

Soaking in hot springs has many advantages. Dredging the tired body helps to eliminate impurities in the human body. Frequent soaking in hot springs will accelerate metabolism, improve skin and body shape. And soaking in hot springs can also expel moisture from the body and make the body healthier. Come to the hot spring if you have nothing to do. It has the function of strengthening the body.

However, there are also places to pay attention to in hot springs. You can't soak in ice springs when you are hungry or full, and people who are too tired and have serious insomnia can't soak in hot springs. ...

Love hot springs, good skin.