Only In Japan 9 - Fish Bath

The video explores a unique spa resort in Japan where visitors can experience a treatment involving doctor fish that nibble on dead skin. This unusual practice, while not typically relaxing, is popular among many, especially Japanese women who incorporate it into their beauty routines. The fish, with toothless mouths, create a mild itching sensation as they feed on dead skin, offering a peculiar yet enjoyable experience.

What is unique about the spa resort mentioned in the video?

• It offers massages by robots.

• It has doctor fish that eat dead skin.

• It uses volcanic mud for treatments.

• It is located on a floating island.

How do the doctor fish interact with humans at the hot springs?

• They avoid human contact completely.

• They bite with sharp teeth.

• They nibble on dead skin with toothless mouths.

• They swim around without touching.

What sensation do people experience when the fish nibble on their feet?

• A burning sensation

• A sharp pain

• A tickling sensation

• A vague itching sensation

What is the humorous suggestion about the fish's preference?

• They enjoy sweet flavors.

• They would like humans to be curry flavored.

• They prefer salty skin.

• They prefer spicy food.

Why have Japanese women included doctor fish in their beauty routines?

• For relaxation and stress relief

• To exfoliate dead skin for smoother feet

• To reduce foot odor

• To improve blood circulation