100-second bathhouse

What if you count to 100 seconds in a hot bath?
Cute friends keep appearing!

Wow, this is fun! Who will appear next?
A bathhouse where you can't stop laughing for 100 seconds
The 100-second bathhouse that all the neighborhood friends go to every Sunday. What's the secret to its popularity? Today, Yaongyi and Ppyakyi visited the 100-second bathhouse for the first time. They quickly undressed and hurried inside, where a large bath welcomed them. Then, a funny idea occurred to Yaongyi. "Shall we get in the hot water and count to 100?" Yaongyi and Ppyakyi entered the hot bathhouse and slowly began to count. As they did, cute friends began to show up one by one, and the bathhouse soon became bustling.
The penguin who was the first to enter the bath is desperately looking for cool ice water, saying he hates the heat. The panda who was rubbing his sweaty face with a towel ends up having his black markings disappear and he turns into a polar bear. The pig brothers who were huddled together in the water seem curious about the bubbles rising up. Oh my! It seems one of the pig brothers farted. Suddenly, the bathhouse becomes dark and ghosts come looking for them. But don't be afraid. The ghosts get red in the hot water, turn into octopuses, and become friends with the other animals.
Meow and Ppyak are sweating profusely in the hot bath, their fingers wrinkled, but they diligently count down the numbers and wait for the next guest. 1, 2, 3, 4… … 99! Before they know it, the countdown to 100 is fast approaching. What will happen in the bathhouse when they reach 100 seconds?

It's warm and cozy!
A picture book that makes bathing feel like a fun activity.
"100-Second Bathhouse" features adorable animal friends and quirky guests. Thanks to this, the bathhouse is constantly filled with interesting stories. Children who read this book will naturally become engrossed in the story, wondering what will happen next. The book also offers the fun of discovering amusing stories hidden throughout the book. There's a frog employee who cleans the bathhouse with a large broom, the curious flowers and butterflies that enter and explore, a sign that says children are free on Sundays, and even a little mermaid relaxing on a small island visible outside the window! Discovering these intriguing elements will help children hone their observation and concentration skills.
Another great thing about this book is that, as its title suggests, "100-Second Bath," it can also be used as a counting activity, from 1 to 100. Unlike typical counting books that feature numbers in tens, like 1 to 10, 20, and 30, this book covers the entire range from 1 to 100. This makes it a perfect gift for young readers who are curious about numbers and enjoy counting in higher decimals.
The back cover of "100-Second Bathhouse" features a special illustration. It depicts the main characters, Yaongyi and Ppiyakyi, wearing towels shaped like sheep's heads, eating baked eggs and sikhye (Korean rice drink). This is a special gift from author Tatama, who hopes that Korean children will create happy memories through "100-Second Bathhouse."
Now, let's all open the pages of "100-Second Bathhouse" and dive into a world of imagination! As you laugh out loud at the stories of the animal friends you meet in the scalding bath, the 100 seconds will fly by in the blink of an eye.

● Plot
The most popular 100-second bathhouse in the neighborhood. It's always bustling with customers. Meow and Ppyak, who visited the 100-second bathhouse for the first time today, have a funny idea when they see the large tub. They decide to jump into the hot water and stay there for exactly 100 seconds. As they slowly count, all sorts of friends visit the bathhouse: pandas, penguins, turtles, pigs, and even ghosts. Thanks to these friends, 100-second bathhouse is constantly filled with strange and amusing events. Meanwhile, the countdown keeps growing, and the moment of shouting 100 is approaching. After a refreshing bath, Meow and Ppyak smile proudly as they drink cool milk with their friends they met at the bathhouse.