˚₊‧ ꒰ঌ おんせん ໒꒱ ‧₊˚ 　　 ˚ ｡　　　　 ｡ ˚　　　　　　　　　　　 ˚ ｡ 　　ζ ζ　　　　 ζ ζ　　　　　　 ζ ζ 　　 ʃ ʃ　　 ʃ ʃ　　　　　　　　 ʃ ʃ 　　　　 ﾆﾆ　　　　 ζ ζ ﾊﾊﾊﾊﾐ 　　　　　　@（˶ᵕᴗᵕ˶）@　　　 （˶ᵕᴥᵕ˶）ﾐ (⌒)～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～(⌒) (⌒)　: ' . : ' . : ' . : ' . : ' . : ' . : ' . : ' . : ' . :　(⌒) 　　　 (⌒)(⌒)(⌒)(⌒)(⌒)(⌒)(⌒)(⌒)(⌒)(⌒)(⌒)

That ﾆﾆ on the monkey's head is a folded hand towel, and it's there for a reason: at a Japanese hot spring you never dip your towel into the bath, so people fold it and rest it on their heads or leave it at the edge of the bath. The monkey, @ ears on either side of （˶ᵕᴗᵕ˶）, has its eyes shut in pure bliss, much like the macaques of Japan's snowy mountains that are famous for soaking in hot springs. Next to it, a hedgehog keeps only its spines ﾊﾊﾊﾊﾐ and its face （˶ᵕᴥᵕ˶）ﾐ above the water, eyes closed the same way. Three wisps of steam rise in ζ and ʃ stacked row on row, the surface of the water is a line of fifteen ～, the : ' . dots below it are the bath itself, and the whole pool is ringed with rocks, each one a (⌒).