Hot Spring Resort: The Sequence of Bathing and Changing

Show a private hot spring room in a Taiwanese onsen resort, planned as a clear sequence from dry to wet. Render the entry zone with a raised timber platform for shoes and a slatted bench, then a changing area with a timber locker, hooks, a folded yukata and a mirror. Beyond a glass door, show the wet zone: a floor of dark tumbled stone with a channel drain, a low washing station with a handheld shower, a small stool and a wooden bucket, then the bath itself — a deep rectangular tub carved into dark stone or clad in cypress timber, filled with faintly steaming mineral water. Open the far wall as a full-height window or sliding screen onto a tiny private courtyard with bamboo, gravel and a stone lantern. Keep the ceiling in cypress boards. Add a folded towel on a stone ledge, a small tray with a water carafe, and warm concealed lighting at low level only. Show steam catching the low light and evening dimness outside. Photorealistic, warm, humid and enveloping, eye-level view along the sequence.