バスローブ

ばすろーぶ
noun
bathrobe
clothingdaily-life
1. bathrobe
An absorbent robe worn after bathing, typically made of toweling material. Mostly seen in hotels, spas, and Western-style home settings.
ホテルにバスローブが用意(ようい)されていた。
A bathrobe had been provided in the hotel.
風呂(ふろ)上(あ)がりにバスローブを羽織(はお)った。
I put on a bathrobe after my bath.
高級(こうきゅう)ホテルのバスローブはふわふわで気持(きも)ちがいい。
The bathrobes at high-end hotels are fluffy and feel wonderful.

Loanword from English "bathrobe." Not part of traditional Japanese bathing, which uses 浴衣(ゆかた) after bathing in ryokan and hot springs.

Common collocations

Similar words

  • 浴衣(ゆかた): yukata — Japanese cotton kimono, worn after bathing at ryokan
  • ガウン: gown — broader term, can include dressing gowns and academic gowns
  • パジャマ: pajamas — for sleeping, not after bathing

Related Words

Compare: 浴衣(ゆかた) (yukata)
Compare: パジャマ (pajamas)
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