How to Say ‘Bathing’ in Japanese
入浴
nyuuyoku
[nyoo-yoh-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: In care settings, [入浴] often means a supported bath, not just “taking a bath.” You may also hear [入浴介助] (“bathing assistance”).
🇯🇵 In Japan: Many older people in Japan prefer soaking in a tub, so bathing can be a key daily comfort—and a safety-focused task for caregivers.
Phrase Breakdown
入浴
nyuuyoku
[nyoo-yoh-koo]
bathing; taking a bath
A caregiving term meaning the act of bathing (often assisting a client with a bath/shower). Common in job duties: 入浴介助 (bathing assistance).
今日は入浴の前に体温を測ります。
Today, we will take your temperature before the bath.
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