Why can't I soak in hot springs when there are tattoos in Japan?

Many girls who like tattoos may get a little tattoo on their ankles, but they are refused to go to Japan to soak in hot springs, only to know that they can't take tattoos to soak in hot springs, but does such a thing exist? Why can't we soak in hot springs? Bian Xiao explained.

Mainly because the society generally still thinks that tattoos are underworld, especially large-scale tattoos. In fact, it's not just hot springs that can't go. Basketball halls, gyms and badminton halls can't go. Even some nightclubs are not allowed to enter. Of course, if it can be fully covered, it is no problem. So in most cases, they can only go to private soup or car market. I suddenly feel that it is really difficult to be a tattoo artist in Japan.

Because in Japan, tattoos are generally found in the underworld, in order not to affect the normal consumption of normal citizens, it is strictly forbidden for tattooed people to soak in hot springs. But generally speaking, the tattoo mentioned here is not the popular tattoo now, because the general Japanese underworld tattoo is the one with the whole back tattooed.

The pattern is also a tattoo based on Japanese culture such as Kabuki or Mount Fuji, which is large in area, unique in pattern and very oppressive. Usually a small tattoo doesn't matter.

The boss of the hot spring posted this notice, not accepting people with tattoos, mainly to reassure ordinary users, which means that I have agreed with my eldest brother that you can wash it with confidence, and his younger brothers will not bother you when you wash it.

However, it should be noted that Japanese tattoos have two words.

One is called Rumo (also writing tattoos, ぃれずみ), which refers to the style of the black society bosses.

Another word is the foreign word タトウ _, which is a tattoo, which we understand in the popular sense.

Ink 100%, all hot springs are forbidden to ink.

タトゥ_tatoo may also be rejected.

For example, the notice posted on the website of the hot spring hotel below clearly States that no matter what style you are, as long as you have pictures and words on you, you can't enter our hot springs.

So, to be on the safe side, ask before you go. . .