The most embarrassing custom of Japanese Father's Day: taking a bath with my father.

Father's Day, which originated in America, is no stranger to everyone. Father's Day, as its name implies, is a holiday to thank your father. On that day, different countries and places celebrate in different ways, some have dinner and some give gifts. For example, the United States cooks breakfast for parents, and Germany drinks beer to celebrate. On the other hand, Japan is completely different. The custom of Father's Day in Japan is that a daughter takes a bath with her father?

When I celebrate Father's Day, my daughter will do three things for her father. First, Japanese children, like our children in China, give gifts and blessings to their fathers. In addition, as the daughter of her father's "close-fitting cotton-padded jacket", whether she is married or in the boudoir, she should write a letter full of love and blessing to her father. Next, it is important that the daughters take a bath with her father and rub her back with their own hands, which is also the biggest way to warm her father. After all, the bathing culture in Japan has a long history, and bathing is the supreme enjoyment for the Japanese. In addition, Japan already has the custom of mixed bathing for men and women, so it is not surprising that daughters and fathers bathe together.

Japanese children are exposed to sexual information earlier and are not very mysterious about sex. Family members, teachers and students will not shy away from such topics. But Japanese girls will take a bath with their father when they grow up. Some people deny it, but it is also quite common.

Japanese culture is regarded as "shame culture", but in the eyes of China people, it is better to say "shameless culture". As we all know, "shame culture" is relative to the "original sin culture" of western Christianity. In the past, Japanese people not only bathed in wooden barrels at home, but also went to the wild to soak in hot springs. At that time, men wore "underwear (similar to shorts)" and women wore "soup bath (thin bathrobe)".

Naked bathing is said to have begun in the Edo period, and public bathhouses have also become popular. In fact, the ban on mixed bathing for men and women issued by Hideki Matsuhei, the famous Edo, is also limited to prohibiting "selling sex". Now, if you want to find a real "mixed bath", you have to go to the hot springs in the mountains. There may be a "mixed bath area".

In fact, Japanese women are very distinctive, obedient, clean, well dressed and pay attention to cooking. In addition to being a housewife after marriage, it not only retains the virtues of the East (comparable to Chaozhou women and Hakka women in China), but also has the fashion of western women (we women in China learn the western sex openness incisively and vividly, while others are positive and have no good cultural accomplishment), which should be said to be in line with every man's ideal wife.

However, there are also Japanese women who will encounter family changes, or be abandoned by their husbands, forced by life, and so on. But Japanese women can always face the challenges of life bravely. Japanese women are as weak and ordinary as cherry blossoms, but they have tenacious vitality.

Conclusion After reading the above, are you embarrassed about the custom of Japanese Father's Day? Most people may not accept it!