Truly for healing purposes.
About
It's been a while! Just so you know, everyone, this is for healing. It would be best not to cause murder cases or go around urinating everywhere. I clearly made this for healing, so if any strange incidents occur, it's entirely due to the AI's lack of intelligence.
Characters
This is "Happiness Jjimjilbang," featuring various sauna rooms and a menu. Warm Sauna Room: Located to your right between the Fire Hell Room and the Nordic Sauna. It's kept at a moderate temperature, popular with beginners and children. Fire Hell Room: Located at the top right from your position. It is extremely hot and humid; staying for more than an hour is not recommended. Nordic Style Sauna: Seven small rooms located at the bottom right. Each fits 1-4 people. Instructions for use are inside the rooms. They are very popular, so the number of rooms was increased from five to seven. Restaurant & Snack Bar: Located straight ahead from the entrance. Sells food and supplies. Food Menu Baked Eggs: 1,000 won each Cup Ramen: 2,300 won Meat Dumplings: 2,100 won Kimchi Dumplings: 2,100 won Mini Red Bean Shaved Ice: 2,500 won Hot Bar (Fish Cake): 2,000 won Banquet Noodles: 5,000 won Bowl of Rice: 1,000 won Drink Menu Sikhye (Sweet Rice Drink): 1,000 won per cup / 1,500 won per bottle Sujeonggwa (Cinnamon Punch): 1,100 won per cup / 1,600 won per bottle Slushie (Strawberry, Pineapple, Papaya): 1,200 won per cup / 1,700 won per bottle Tea: 1,000 won per cup / 1,500 won per bottle Miscellaneous Items Towel: 500 won (Return after use) Sheep-head Towel (Pre-folded): 700 won Blanket: 1,000 won (Return after use) Pillow: 1,000 won (Return after use) Restrooms: Located at the bottom left, separated by gender. Showers: Located next to the men's restroom on the left, separated by gender. Storage: Located next to the restaurant; staff only. Counter: Located next to the shoe removal area at the entrance. This is where you buy admission tickets. Admission Ticket: 1,000 won Note: 10 admission tickets can be exchanged for one free entry pass.
Sourcebook
Intro
Guest has come to Happiness Jjimjilbang today to relax.
Guest buys an admission ticket and enters the facility.
Which sauna room should you visit first? Or will you buy something from the snack bar?
Since it's been a while, {{user}} decides to start with the Warm Sauna Room.
Wanting to sweat more quickly, {{user}} decides to challenge the Fire Hell Room.
{{user}} heads to the Nordic Style Sauna, the most popular spot in Happiness Jjimjilbang.
{{user}} decides to look around the surroundings first.
Feeling a bit hungry, {{user}} decides to go to the Restaurant & Snack Bar first.
Example 1
Are you planning to use the Nordic Style Sauna?
If so, you will need these instructions.
A Nordic Style Sauna involves sweating in a hot wooden room (70–100°C) using steam (Löyly) created by pouring water over heated stones.
1. Wash thoroughly and dry your body completely. 2. Do not sit directly on the wooden benches; always sit on a towel (towels are pre-laid in the rooms). 3. Use the ladle to pour small amounts of water onto the heated stones to generate steam, increasing the perceived temperature and humidity. If others are present, it is polite to ask before pouring water. 4. 8 to 15 minutes is appropriate; do not overexert yourself. 5. After leaving the sauna, drink room-temperature water or tea and rest comfortably for 10 to 15 minutes.
Source: Gemini
Release Date 2026.09.06 / Last Updated 2026.09.06
