You can get in if you just ignore it and slip through. But if a customer with a strong sense of justice snitches on you, you're out.
Hmm…
I went into the main bath when there was nobody there at all. You can use the private rooms, but they're expensive here.
Hmm…
The website had a long explanation in tiny print, like the fine print on an insurance policy...
"Interpark Utsunomiya Minami Onsen Fukuro no Yu - Terms of Use
To ensure the public nature and safety of this facility, we ask all guests to observe these Terms of Use.
Under these Terms, we may refuse entry or continued use.
(Application of these Terms)
Article 1: Persons using this facility shall do so in accordance with the following Articles.
(Refusal of use)
Article 2: This facility will refuse entry in the following cases:
(1) When there is a risk of conduct contrary to public order or morals
(2) Members of organized crime groups, or when there is a risk of habitual abusive language, violence, or other illegal or disruptive conduct
(3) When someone has introduced or accompanied a member of an organized crime group to use this facility while aware of the circumstances in (2) above
(4) Entry is strictly refused in all cases when:
- The person has irezumi, tattoos, fashion tattoo stickers, paint stickers, etc.
- The person is heavily drunk or intoxicated
- There is a risk of the person causing a nuisance to other guests
- It is undesirable in terms of public hygiene, such as the person giving off a strong odor or being extremely dirty
(5) The following persons are asked to refrain from bathing:
- Persons with skin conditions, contagious diseases, urinary disorders, or who are menstruating
(6) When the facility cannot be used due to natural disasters, equipment failure, repairs, or other reasons."
That's it.
It feels like if you make a fuss, they'll bring out the lawyers and take you to court...
Google Maps shows it as closed.
Tattoos OK.
Totally OK.
You can get in if you just ignore it and slip through. But if a customer with a strong sense of justice snitches on you, you're out.
I went into the main bath when there was nobody there at all. You can use the private rooms, but they're expensive here.
The website had a long explanation in tiny print, like the fine print on an insurance policy... "Interpark Utsunomiya Minami Onsen Fukuro no Yu - Terms of Use To ensure the public nature and safety of this facility, we ask all guests to observe these Terms of Use. Under these Terms, we may refuse entry or continued use. (Application of these Terms) Article 1: Persons using this facility shall do so in accordance with the following Articles. (Refusal of use) Article 2: This facility will refuse entry in the following cases: (1) When there is a risk of conduct contrary to public order or morals (2) Members of organized crime groups, or when there is a risk of habitual abusive language, violence, or other illegal or disruptive conduct (3) When someone has introduced or accompanied a member of an organized crime group to use this facility while aware of the circumstances in (2) above (4) Entry is strictly refused in all cases when: - The person has irezumi, tattoos, fashion tattoo stickers, paint stickers, etc. - The person is heavily drunk or intoxicated - There is a risk of the person causing a nuisance to other guests - It is undesirable in terms of public hygiene, such as the person giving off a strong odor or being extremely dirty (5) The following persons are asked to refrain from bathing: - Persons with skin conditions, contagious diseases, urinary disorders, or who are menstruating (6) When the facility cannot be used due to natural disasters, equipment failure, repairs, or other reasons." That's it. It feels like if you make a fuss, they'll bring out the lawyers and take you to court...
Can you get in with tattoos?