They Knocked. Your Bath Is Over.
To say Your time is up. in Japanese, say お時間です (O-jikan desu).
They knocked and sounded calm. Your bath already belongs to the next person.
お時間です
O-jikan desu
Your time is up.
In this video
- お時間です。 O-jikan desu. Your time is up.
- お客様、お時間です。 O-kyaku-sama, o-jikan desu. Your time is up.
Why this phrase
POV at a private onsen door. Hana is the staff in the hall. Kōfuku is still in the water and almost answers with the clock. お時間です means the paid slot is finished. The next guest is waiting. It is not small talk, and it is not someone asking you the hour.
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