The post compares a photo of an outdoor bath at a Japanese inn, which people abroad call a vintage vibe while Koreans call it a darai. On
Humoruniv (opens in a new window), people recalled the darai as a rubber washbasin used for making kimchi or bathing, and said the tub looked more like a torture chamber or something for mixing cement. On
Ruliweb (opens in a new window), most replies were jokes and mockery comparing it to the Namyeong-dong interrogation center or a plastic darai, and some pointed out that it was not an outdoor bath.
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