Why do Japanese men have more tattoos than women?

Most Japanese people are afraid of tattoos and stay away from people with tattoos. As long as the tattoo is engraved, it means that you can never return to normal social life. This is a lifelong brand. 1872, tattoos were banned by the Japanese government. In fact, it is a long-standing practice that tattoos are not popular in Japan. Recently, many people say that Japan is a very, very open country, but Japan has many things that other open countries don't have. In other words, this Japanese woman has few tattoos. Why? Let me analyze and reveal the secret together!

Why is this? There are four main reasons:

1. Since ancient times, Japan has considered tattoos unlucky. In ancient Japan, only some prisoners and others would deliberately distinguish tattoos, and they were more or less influenced by their parents' thoughts, which made Japan have a bad impression on tattoos since ancient times and thought tattoos were unlucky!

2. In modern Japan, only special groups get tattoos. Although many Japanese people get tattoos now, they are basically social gangsters and underworld groups. Will (male name) ... that is to say? Is the mainstream social concept or tattooed people nothing? Good people?

People with tattoos have a bad life and work. If there are obvious tattoos, it can be said that it will have a great adverse impact on Japanese life and work. For example, many hot springs and hotels prohibit people with obvious tattoos from entering, and companies will also consider excluding people with tattoos when recruiting employees. .....

In Japan, there are many taboos about tattoos, but this traditional taboo was relaxed during the World Cup in Japan this year. Foreign players don't need to cover up tattoos in the competition, but they are still required not to violate the Japanese taboo on tattoos when they are training outside the competition or open to the outside world.

Therefore, even if Japan is a developed country, it will not be affected by traditional concepts and social consciousness like many western countries.