On Naoshima, just like anywhere else in Japan, there are public baths or Sento.
However, in the village of Miyanoura, one is quite unique:
Of course, you have recognized Shinro Ohtake’s Naoshima Bath also known as I♥湯 (I love Yu).
On Naoshima, just like anywhere else in Japan, there are public baths or Sento.
However, in the village of Miyanoura, one is quite unique:
Of course, you have recognized Shinro Ohtake’s Naoshima Bath also known as I♥湯 (I love Yu).