Hot spring culture originated in Japan. Japan is located in the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by an earthquake zone and rich in geothermal resources. Japanese hot spring culture is a part of Japanese life culture. The relaxed and diverse ways of using hot springs developed from Tang Zhi have been handed down as a social habit and spread all over Japan. You can experience the hot springs when you have time. Japan's bathing culture is also world-famous, and Japan's hot spring soup is also very particular, and there are also large-scale industries. They can not only soak in hot springs, but also provide food and sleep.

First, why do you feel chest tightness and dizziness when soaking in hot springs?

1, the human body is in a relatively high temperature and humidity environment, which will accelerate the circulation, accelerate the pulse and change the respiratory function. When the body is immersed in water, especially after the chest is immersed in water, the chest is under the pressure of water, which limits the activity of respiratory muscles. People who are in poor health and lack exercise can't adapt and feel overwhelmed.

2. When the air humidity is high, the air pressure is low and the oxygen in the air is insufficient, which will lead to chest tightness and dizziness. In addition, when the body is weak, tired or hungry, people's muscle tension is poor and their tolerance to cold and hot stimuli is reduced. In addition, excessive sweating and vasodilation can easily lead to blood pressure reduction or collapse.

Second, in addition to hot springs, Japan also advocates cultural sake.

Sake is a typical Japanese culture. Sake is a national wine developed from the brewing method of China rice wine. Japanese often say sake is a gift from God. Sake has been a part of Japanese life for more than a thousand years. People can see sake at large banquets, weddings, bars or ordinary people's tables. Sake has become the quintessence of Japan. At present, Japanese sake is mild, refreshing, fragrant and easy to eat, but it can't be harmoniously matched with Japanese cuisine.

Through the above information, everyone knows something about hot spring culture. Finally, it is suggested that people who experience hot springs for the first time need an adaptation process. It's best not to soak for too long at first, it will bring a burden to the body, and come out immediately if you feel uncomfortable.