18 mai 2018
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Nelson Graburn, « Hot Spring Resorts in Japan and China as Erotic places », Via, ID : 10.4000/viatourism.1838
Introduction Beaches are « sexualized » places not only because of the revealing clothing since the 1920s (in the Western world), but because, like lakes and swimming pools, they show the body to advantage in the water, both for spectators and other swimmers. Places of water and wetness are suggestive and are often mentally associated with « nude bathing ». Think, for instance, of the many movie scenes of a couple out walking or hiking finding, a small lake and throwing off their clothes to p...