ゆげ湯気yuge
1.
A visible mist or condensation that forms when steam from hot water cools and condenses into tiny droplets, resembling smoke rising from a surface.
2.
The phenomenon that occurs when hot water produces vapor, which can lead to a feeling of warmth or reduced visibility in the air.
3.
The fine particles of water that become airborne as a result of heating liquid, often seen in kitchens or during bathing, contributing to a humid environment.
4.
A transient, wispy formation of water vapor that appears above heated liquids, often associated with a sense of heat and moisture.
Example:
薬缶から湯気が立っている。