Thermae Romae Novae · Episode 4
Lucius Builds an Indoor Bath
2022-03-2826 min
Lucius ends up in a small bathroom in a modern Japanese house and is completely fascinated by everything he finds.
1All Baths Lead to Rome2022-03-2828 minWhile bathing in the public bathhouse his grandfather designed and built, a boy in ancient Rome is momentarily transported to a very strange place.
2The Thermae Architect Who Leapt Through Time2022-03-2827 minRome, 128 A.D. In a golden age of bathhouse innovation, bathhouse architect Lucius tries to come up with fresh ideas that will set his designs apart.
3Lucius Builds an Outdoor Bath2022-03-2827 minAfter Consul Lepidus asks him to build an outdoor bath with a view of Mt. Vesuvius, Lucius suddenly finds himself bathing among strange-looking monkeys.
4Lucius Builds an Indoor Bath2022-03-2826 minLucius ends up in a small bathroom in a modern Japanese house and is completely fascinated by everything he finds.5Lucius Builds a Bath in Emperor Hadrian’s Villa2022-03-2830 minImpressed by his creativity, Emperor Hadrian invites Lucius to his opulent villa and asks him to build a private bath.
6Lucius Builds a Hot Stone Spa2022-03-2828 minLucius works to complete a bathing area for soldiers fighting on the front lines — and not a minute too soon, as the men are in dire need of healing.
7Lucius Appears on the Tokaido Road in the Edo Period2022-03-2828 minWhile stopping in an unwelcoming tavern during his long journey home, Lucius surfaces in a comfortable Edo-era rest stop along the Tokaido road.
8Lucius Learns Bathing Etiquette in Japan2022-03-2829 minLucius encounters a set of very rude bathers who don't seem to know the first thing about proper bathhouse etiquette.
9Lucius Meets a Fellow Architect in Japan2022-03-2828 minOn a construction site for a Roman-style spa in modern day Japan, Lucius meets a fellow bathhouse architect.
10Lucius Builds a Theme Bath2022-03-2834 minEmperor Hadrian asks Lucius to devote himself to building a large public bathhouse in the name of his son and heir to the Empire.
11Lucius Builds a Spa Town2022-03-2836 minTo undermine public support for the Emperor, some members of the Senate scheme to get rid of the man behind the popular bathhouses: Lucius.
2The Thermae Architect Who Leapt Through Time2022-03-2827 minRome, 128 A.D. In a golden age of bathhouse innovation, bathhouse architect Lucius tries to come up with fresh ideas that will set his designs apart.3Lucius Builds an Outdoor Bath2022-03-2827 minAfter Consul Lepidus asks him to build an outdoor bath with a view of Mt. Vesuvius, Lucius suddenly finds himself bathing among strange-looking monkeys.4Lucius Builds an Indoor Bath2022-03-2826 minLucius ends up in a small bathroom in a modern Japanese house and is completely fascinated by everything he finds.5Lucius Builds a Bath in Emperor Hadrian’s Villa2022-03-2830 minImpressed by his creativity, Emperor Hadrian invites Lucius to his opulent villa and asks him to build a private bath.6Lucius Builds a Hot Stone Spa2022-03-2828 minLucius works to complete a bathing area for soldiers fighting on the front lines — and not a minute too soon, as the men are in dire need of healing.7Lucius Appears on the Tokaido Road in the Edo Period2022-03-2828 minWhile stopping in an unwelcoming tavern during his long journey home, Lucius surfaces in a comfortable Edo-era rest stop along the Tokaido road.8Lucius Learns Bathing Etiquette in Japan2022-03-2829 minLucius encounters a set of very rude bathers who don't seem to know the first thing about proper bathhouse etiquette.9Lucius Meets a Fellow Architect in Japan2022-03-2828 minOn a construction site for a Roman-style spa in modern day Japan, Lucius meets a fellow bathhouse architect.10Lucius Builds a Theme Bath2022-03-2834 minEmperor Hadrian asks Lucius to devote himself to building a large public bathhouse in the name of his son and heir to the Empire.11Lucius Builds a Spa Town2022-03-2836 minTo undermine public support for the Emperor, some members of the Senate scheme to get rid of the man behind the popular bathhouses: Lucius.
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