五ご右え衛も門ん風ぶ呂ろ

noun

Goemon bath; traditional Japanese bath heated from below

A traditional Japanese bathtub, typically made of iron, heated directly by a fire underneath. The bather sits on a floating wooden lid that sinks slightly, keeping them away from the hot bottom. Named after the legendary robber Goemon Ishikawa, who was said to have been boiled alive in a similar cauldron.

• 旅りょ館かんで五ご右え衛も門ん風ぶ呂ろに入はいるのは初はじめての体たい験けんだった。

  Taking a Goemon bath at the inn was a first-time experience for me.

• 五ご右え衛も門ん風ぶ呂ろは底そこが熱あついので、すのこに乗のって入はいります。

  Because the bottom of a Goemon bath is hot, you sit on a wooden slat when bathing.