Ttaemiri

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Jjimjilbang sign

Ttaemiri (Korean: 때밀이) are the working staff who provide many services at the Jjimjilbang in South Korea.^[1]

In popular culture[]

God of Bath, a South Korean manhwa has a main character, Heo-se, who is a ttaemiri.^[2]

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