Canal Resort
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Officially no tattoos
入れ墨・タトゥーのある方は入館できません（タトゥーシールも含む）（公式サイトより）。
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Got inWhy is it even a no in the first place? If it's about hygiene, they should be doing thorough circulation and cleaning of the baths.
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These days, even in rugby, foreign players have tattoos as a matter of course because of cultural differences. It's sad that I can't take my rugby player friends to an onsen...
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The image of tattoo = dangerous is outdated, and they're becoming part of fashion.
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Ha
Hmm…Loads of their own rules... Bathing with tattoos is of course prohibited too!
I went into the onsen with a sticker on, but they warned me to get out.
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Facility information
- Address
- Nakagawa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi愛知県名古屋市中川区玉川町4丁目1Map
- Phone
- 052-661-9876
- Hours
- 月〜木 9:00〜翌1:00、金・祝前日 9:00〜翌3:00、土 8:00〜翌3:00、日・祝 8:00〜翌1:00（最終受付は閉店40分前）
- Nearest stations
- 東海通、六番町、港区役所
- Website
- canalresort.jp/
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Fun.
I love the cold plunge at Canal Resort!
A staff member called me out on it.
Tattoos are stylish, so I don't get why they'd care.
If it's about keeping out organized crime, that would be traditional Japanese tattoos, so fashion tattoos shouldn't matter, right?
They don't want gang members in the place, but they can't tell who's a gang member, so they want to ban the irezumi (traditional Japanese tattoos) that gang members often have, right? So what does that have to do with tattoos?
Tattoos are...
I had them covered with cover stickers, but a cleaning staff member told me to leave. The bedrock bath seems to be OK.
I get it, but it's sad.
I don't get why it's a no.