Alsoごえもんぶろ
- bath heated directly from beneath, with a floating wooden lid on which the bather sits causing it to sinknamed after the robber Goemon Ishikawa, who was boiled to death in one
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Generated: This term refers to a traditional style of bath in Japan, where the heat source is located underneath the bath. It's common in historical settings, and it often involves a unique experience because the bather sits on a wooden lid that can float.
The bath is very warm.