風呂屋ふろや (furoya)

昨日きのう、友達ともだちとお風呂ふろ屋やさんに行いった。

I went to a bathhouse with my friend yesterday.

火元は風呂屋だった.

The fire started [originated] in a bathhouse.

火事かじは風呂屋ふろやからでた。

The fire started in the bathhouse.

その火事は風呂屋から出た.

The fire started in a bathhouse.

その火事は風呂屋が火元だった.

The fire started in a public bathhouse.

勝山は、元はといえば江戸神田(千代田区)の風呂屋の湯女だった。

Katsuyama was originally a yuna (a prostitute in a bathhouse) in a bathhouse in Kanda, Edo (Chiyoda Ward).

この風呂屋は堀氏の藩邸の前にあったことから「丹前風呂」と呼ばれていた。

Located in front of hantei (residence maintained by a daimyo in Edo) of the Hori clan, the bath house was called "Tanzenburo bathhouse."

奥向は将軍が宿泊の際の御座所であり、御殿や御風呂屋、御亭（亭ちん）などの建物があった。

The Okumuki was used as a Gozasho (a room for a noble person) when the Shogun stayed there, and there were buildings for palaces, baths, and Gotei (residences).

17世紀後半になると、江戸の町では大坂出身の鹿野武左衛門が芝居小屋や風呂屋で「座敷仕方咄」を始めた。

In the latter half of the seventeenth century, Buzaemon SHIKANO from Osaka began 'Zashiki Shikata Hanashi' (theatrical comic storytelling performed inside a house) at playhouses and bathhouses within Edo.

なお、明治以前には、江戸では「銭湯」「湯屋（ゆうや）」と呼び、上方では「風呂屋」と呼ぶのが一般的であった。

Before the Meiji period, public bathhouses were generally called 'sento' or 'yuya' in Edo and were called 'furoya' in Kamigata (the area of Kyoto and Osaka).