Thermae Romae

Römischer Architekt Lucius Modestus reist nach Japan, um Inspiration für ein Badehaus zu finden

In Rome in the year 128 AD, a Roman named Lucius Modestus is having trouble coming up with ideas for architecture. While contemplating in a bathhouse, he discovers a strange drain than sends him to a bathhouse in Modern Japan. While confused by his surroundings, he becomes amazed by some of their innovations, such as fruit flavored milk. Taking these ideas back to Rome, he incorporates these ideas into a new bathhouse to great success. A year later, Lucius is commissioned by a sickly man to build an outdoor bath near Vesuvius. While inspecting a heated well, Lucius is once again sent to modern Japan, this time winding up in a hot spring, where he gets to sample slow cooked eggs and sake. These innovations help nurse the old man back to health. (Source: Wikipedia)

Lucius besucht das moderne Japan zweimal, um etwas über Bäder und Toiletten für Kaiser Hadrian zu lernen

As Lucius hears fancies about a bath closer to home, he once again ends up in modern Japan, this time in someone's bathtub. Mistaken as a foreign caretaker by the house's owner, Lucius comes to learn about more modern conveniences. After he builds a bath using this knowledge, his invention gets round to the Emperor Hadrian. There, Lucius suddenly finds himself with a strong urge to use the toilet, however he is summoned by the Emperor and has to bear it. He is to become the Emperor's new architect but he feels he is not worthy of such an honor. Not a moment later he is sent once again to modern Japan, this time in a toilet-showroom, where he sees sea life footage from a digital TV (which he interprets as an aquarium) and a modern bidet toilet. He then uses this knowledge to create these for the Emperor. (Source: Wikipedia)

Lucius baut Bäder in der Nähe des Vesuv und erkundet die Onsen-Kultur des modernen Japans.

Lucius is sent to a hot spring near Vesuvius to build some public baths, managing to enlighten some smelly robbers living there. When he slips up, he once again enters modern Japan, discovering a city filled with public hot spring baths. He samples the delights of an amusement stand and a ramen shop before bringing some souvenirs back to Rome, where he builds a village full of baths. (Source: Wikipedia)

Die Faszination von Pharos / Ich will ehrlich durchrutschen

Das Therma-Mordgeheimnis der drei Büroangestellten-Schwestern / Ich möchte mich glatt fühlen

Die Faszination von Pharos

Eine Figur äußert den Wunsch, ehrlich zu verschwinden

Ein Mysterium um drei Büroangestellte-Schwestern und ihre Thermalbäder

Der Wunsch, ein sanftes Gefühl zu erleben, wird ausgedrückt